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Indoor small cell connectivity added to antenna portfolio
5G SoCs target premium, flagship smartphones
Siemens and Qualcomm establish private, standalone 5G network in industrial environment
Quad-channel, wideband RF transceiver handles 3G/4G/5G macrocell base stations, M-MIMO, small cell system apps
Keysight achieves 3GPP C-V2X RF conformance test case validation
RF components cover sub-6 GHz and mmWave frequencies
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Sprint’s True Mobile 5G Network to Add Samsung Galaxy S10 5G
Sprint announced the June 21 availability for its third 5G device—Samsung Galaxy S10 5G. It will deliver blazing-fast speeds within Sprint’s True Mobile 5G network. Galaxy S10 5G will initially be available to customers in the first four 5G markets that launched in late May—Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, and Kansas City. They will then be available in Sprint’s other 5G markets—Chicago, Los…
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Enabling the Internet of things: Understanding IoT Technologies
This white paper is the first in our Enabling IoT Series. It covers the technologies and standards that are being developed and deployed globally for a wide range of applications.
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RF components cover sub-6 GHz and mmWave frequencies
Pasternack announces a comprehensive portfolio of 5G RF solutions serving the urgent needs of engineers and technicians around the world with high-grade RF components and cable assemblies shipped same-day to support 5G innovation, testing and deployments. The “RF Components for the Next Generation” suite is comprised of thousands of active, passive, interconnect and antenna products…
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Samsung Patent Talk Reveals Smartphone Designs on Rollable
Samsung watchers are buzzing around over a discovered patent filing with the World Intellectual Property Office. Topic in hand: a design for some kind of rollable device. Never mind that the Galaxy Fold was postponed; Samsung is not abandoning new ideas for smartphones. Digital Trends and other tech-watching sites got busy reporting that rollable phones have been discussed…
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Mountain Home AFB: First to Use Portable Doppler Radar for CONUS Ops
Weather can be an unrelenting force and infamously fickle. Severe weather can adversely affect the safety of aircrew and Airmen working in the elements. Fortunately, advanced radars with weather forecasting capabilities can mitigate the associated risks. Keeping constant surveillance on weather patterns and their potential hazards is an important step in enhancing readiness and safety…
