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Flexible printed circuit antennas handle LTE, 4G and 5G NR transmissions

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Antenova Ltd is announcing ‘Affini’, part number SRFL064, which is a flexible printed circuit (FPC) antenna for the LTE, 4G, and 5G NR networks in global markets. This antenna covers all main 4G bands plus 617-698MHz which offers 5G coverage and the popular Band 71. The Affini antenna measures 78mm x 17mm x 0.15mm, which […]

Ultra-low-power, high-speed 120-MHz NOR flash targets IoT, wireless communications, consumer apps

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Macronix International Co., Ltd. announced it has become the industry’s first Serial NOR Flash memory manufacturer to bring 1.2V devices to mass production. The ultra-low-power (ULP), high-speed 120MHz MX25S Serial NOR Flash memories are poised to usher in a new generation of products targeted at applications that include Internet of Things (IoT), wireless communications technologies […]

Cellular network connects autonomous sea vessel to land

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As the tugboat Nellie Bly circumnavigated Denmark, engineers and a remote crew kept an eye on the vessel from a control room in Boston. A 4G connection provided the internet connectivity. These videos bring you into the control room. Autonomous sea vessels show promise as the next step in water navigation. Of course, such vessels…

BAW filters keep RF interference out

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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…

5G modules bring home the video

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Aviwest designs 5G wireless modules into its video communications products, bringing video wirelessly from cameras to production rooms. Whether it’s news or sports, broadcasting from live events takes a lot of technology — and bandwidth — starting with getting a camera feed to a control room. 5G and private networks are changing the way video…