Configurable silicon lets hardware run as a 4G/5G radio through to digital baseband at layer 3.

Up/down converters and beamformers from Analog devices cover frequencies from 24 GHz to 43.5 GHz. mmWave, the part of 5G that brings those happy faces on wireless carrier commercials, adds up/down conversion to the 5G RF signal chain. Beamforming, needed to direct signals to users, plays an important role. After all, who doesn’t need to…

The MM5120 from Menlo Micro lets you send an RF signal to as many as four locations such as filters or antennas.

Designers have choices when it comes to creating new IoT designs, and connectivity choices will depend on the constraints of the design.

The IW612 from NXP lets you add three radios to IoT devices. Support for Matter provides a universal API.

The ADRV9040 SoC from Analog Devices provides 400 MHz channel bandwidth across eight transmit and receive channels

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

5G Technology World visits Northeastern University’s Ultrabroadband Nanonetworking Lab for a firsthand look at what’s possible in wireless data communications.

The AM1111 amplifier from Atlanta Micro provides 16 dB of gain from 2 GHz to 18 GHz. You can cascade multiple amplifiers to boost signals as needed. Powered by +5 V and packaged in 3 mm QFN package, the AM1111’s input and output provide a 50-Ω DC-blocked impedance.It consumes 500 mW and has a 2.5…

The BGT60LTR11AIP from Infineon Technologies lets you add a 60-GHz motion sensor to embedded devices.