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By Martin Rowe | October 22, 2021

Brooklyn 6G: 5G has more coming before 2030

Day 1 of the 2021 Brooklyn 6G summit looked at the upcoming standards, features, and enhancements that will come to 5G while the research community explores 6G technologies.

By Martin Rowe | October 19, 2021

Small coax connector handles 5G frequencies

The C.Fl connector pair from Hirose Electric rises just 1 mm from a board and covers DC to 30 GHz.

By Peter Matthews, Knowles Precision Devices | October 18, 2021

3 Things to know when transitioning to mmWave

Get a handle on the differences between working at the traditional sub-6 GHz frequencies and mmWave frequencies. The old design techniques won't work in this new world.

By Martin Rowe | October 13, 2021

5G RFICs take mmWave from baseband to antenna

Sivers Semiconductors' TRB02801 and TRB03901 provide a complete baseband-to-antenna signal chain, covering 28 GHz and 39 GHz. 5G Technology World spoke with CEO Anders Storm about the RFIC functions and applications.

By Charles Schroeder, NI | October 11, 2021

6G: The next generation brings new challenges

Although the first 6G consumer devices may be far away, work on 6G is underway. Academic and industry researchers are already experimenting and developing an understanding of key technologies as crucial inputs for standardization work. The industry must balance technical, business, and social considerations when developing 6G.

By Martin Rowe | October 9, 2021

mmWave connector reaches 25 GHz

The 5G25 connector from Molex covers IF frequencies for mmWave applications.

By Martin Rowe | October 7, 2021

Antenna covers low-band to mid-band frequencies

The SMD Allani antenna from Antenova lets you add cellular communications to IoT and other devices.

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Six design considerations for local data storage

Engineers must consider these design tradeoffs when choosing data storage for embedded, IoT, and network equipment. 5G’s higher data rates adds another factor to the mix.

VGA series covers 500 MHz to 40 GHz

Open RAN: Radios play a vital role

RF attenuator adjusts signals from 200 MHz to 8 GHz

Private networks need engineering creativity

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6G Symposium emphasizes business and technology

The latest symposium took a turn toward business use cases at the expense of the usual technical talks, with speakers saying that use cases should drive the technology. Through most of 5G’s development, conference topics generally focused on the technologies such as the radio and network technologies. With much of that settled, talk moved to…

Radar sensor integrates antenna and signal processing

White paper: 5G evolution – on the path to 6G

Chipset adds LTE to IoT, falls back to 2G

Private 5G networks unlock IoT applications

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mmWave connector reaches 25 GHz

The 5G25 connector from Molex covers IF frequencies for mmWave applications.

Terahertz research: The road to 6G with Northeastern University

Marki adds four models to diplexer line

Filters keep RF signals in line

Radar sensor integrates antenna and signal processing

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Qorvo QFP4568 and QFP4526 Wi-Fi 6 RF front end

Wi-Fi 6 RF front ends combine functions

The low-power QFP4526 and high-power QFP4568 bring switches, filters, and amplifiers to Wi-Fi 8 (802.11ax) designs. Wi-Fi 6 (IEEE 802.11ax) access points, routers, gateways, customer-premise devices, and IoT devices need amplifiers to boost signal power to its final levels. The QFP4526 and QFP4568 front-end modules from Qorvo operate at 3.7 V and 5 V power…