Martin Rowe

Qualcomm’s ultraBAW filters cover 2.7 GHz to 7.2 GHz, keeping cellular and Wi-Fi in place. Qualcomm explains how the filters work. Each time a government auctions off a slice of spectrum for cellular use, the airwaves get more crowded as users begin occupying the new frequencies. In the days when spectrum wasn’t so scarce, cellular…

Aviwest designs 5G wireless modules into its video communications products, bringing video wirelessly from cameras to production rooms.

The RCO-6000-CFL family of rugged computers from Premio feature dual SIM connectivity and a choice of I/O ports.

The Lightpass-EOB 100G from I-Pex shortens PCB traces, thus improving BER.

48 V backup batteries from Green Cubes keep network equipment online during power failures.

Dr. Arman Shojaeifard of Interdigital Europe explains the concept behind reconfigurable intelligent surfaces and how the standards group he leads will develop those standards.

The company adds 57 GHz-71 GHz mmWave base station ICs and large-scale phased-array antenna modules to its lineup.

The model 651-038-020 step attenuator covers DC to 2.5 GHz. BroadWave Technologies has introduced the 651-038-020 voltage-controlled programmable attenuator designed for use in scientific instruments. It features an attenuation range of 0 dB to 20 dB in 20 dB steps with ±0.6 dB attenuation accuracy. It’s frequency range is DC-2.5 GHz. Insertion loss is 0.6…

The SC-RF2-5Gn78 from CommAgility combines 5G PHY and protocol stacks with the hardware and I/O you need to develop an indoor 5G small cell.

On day 2, we heard about where wireless needs to improve and the technologies that could bring on new use cases.