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RF simulation software gets Macom GaN device models
Modelithics, Inc. announces version 23.2.2 of the Modelithics MACOM GaN Library is now available. With this latest version, the library now includes a total of twelve (12) models for MACOM PURE CARBIDE GaN devices. Version 23.2.2 of the Modelithics MACOM GaN Library introduces new models for three (3) MACOM GaN devices for the MACOM MAPC-A1508…
How RF measurements verify satellite links
Noise measurement, LO substitution, receiver stress testing, power measurement, CCDF and PAPR characterization, and antenna-pattern measurement play critical roles in link budget, bit-error rate, and SNR requirements. Low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellite systems are being deployed for mission-critical use cases at an accelerating rate. This brings associated critical test requirements that, if not performed accurately, could…
EE World’s 2023 communications handbook is here
Our 2023 5G, Wired, & Wireless Handbook is now available in ebook form. Download your copy today. It started on a cold January day with an editorial call. A month later, the abstracts came in. After another month, the manuscripts came in. Then came the editing and some back-and-forth with the authors. Next, it was…
LoRaWAN modules connect IoT devices to 15 km
The RM126x series from Laird Connectivity integrate a processor and radio that connect IoT devices for data transfer.
5G mmWave test builds on RF best practices
The high level of integration in today's mmWave phone means traditional test methods no longer apply.
Voltage and TTL-controlled attenuators reduce RF signal power
Pasternack has launched a new line of voltage-controlled analog attenuators and TTL programmable attenuators. These new models offer comprehensive frequency coverage from 1 MHz to 50 GHz and are designed to provide precise and reliable signal attenuation for a variety of applications. Pasternack’s new voltage-controlled analog attenuators offer a broad attenuation range of up to…
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Positioning in 5G NR – A look at the technology and related test aspectsPositioning technologies will continue to play an essential role in future wireless communications systems. The influence of these technologies is…
5G Connectors: Enabling the global 5G visionBy Travis Amrine, Global Industry Marketing Manager, I-PEX In 2019, 5G started large commercial deployments globally. What led us to…
White paper: 5G evolution – on the path to 6G5G is now and what’s next? 5G deployments have only recently started, and releases beyond R15 will continue to tap…
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Integrated into IoT devices, iSIM poised to make inroads
Power, price, security, and easy deployment could lead IoT companies to adopt iSIM over eSIM and plastic SIM cards.
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LoRaWAN modules connect IoT devices to 15 km
The RM126x series from Laird Connectivity integrate a processor and radio that connect IoT devices for data transfer.
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RF simulation software gets Macom GaN device models
Modelithics, Inc. announces version 23.2.2 of the Modelithics MACOM GaN Library is now available. With this latest version, the library now includes a total of twelve (12) models for MACOM PURE CARBIDE GaN devices. Version 23.2.2 of the Modelithics MACOM GaN Library introduces new models for three (3) MACOM GaN devices for the MACOM MAPC-A1508…
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Pushbutton attenuators address cellular, wireless, satellite, and test equipment
Pasternack has just introduced a new series of push-button attenuators to address multiple applications, including test instrumentation and cellular, wireless, and satellite communications. Pasternack’s new line of continuously variable attenuators features even greater maximum power ratings of 5 watts and 10 watts, an operating frequency range of up to 18 GHz, and attenuation levels of…
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New Signal Hound CEO to focus on strategy, marketing, sales
In a video interview, Harrison Osbourn explains that he handle the CEO-level functions while Tom Lane takes over as president.
