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Precise Position Tracking Using Ultra-Wideband

On Tháng Ba 15, 2021 in All, Automation, Computing, Dev Tools, General, Industrial, IoT, RF, Sensors, Wireless by Jon Gabay

GPS technology changed the world. So too will UWB position-tracking capabilities for accurately tracking and combining data in personal, public space, and industrial applications.

Extend Range, Throughput Using BAW Filters

On Tháng Bảy 29, 2020 in All, IoT, RF by Jon Gabay

As more airwaves get filled with data, it becomes critical that the use of the spectrum is maximized. This means noise immunity from other sources, as well as adjacent bands, must assure sharp band slope edges. With 40 bands to filter expected soon, Bulk Acoustic Wave technology is the answer.

Tagged With: band, bandwidth, baw, bulk, channels, devices, filter, filters, rf, signals, spectrum, technology, technologies, wireless

Remote Work More Than an Experiment Now

On Tháng Bảy 8, 2020 in All, Computing by Adam Kimmel

When COVID-19 turned the world on its head, companies finally had the excuse they needed to try the remote working experiment. Remote work requires a few key components: security, data transmission, and reliability of technology. Here, we will discuss these remote working requirements.

Tagged With: connectivity, covid-19, remote, security, solution, wireless

Finding Solutions for Wearables and Hearables

On Tháng Năm 7, 2020 in All, Audio, Power by Jim Harrison

The demand for wireless hearable technology has grown substantially. Here, we’ll discuss some of the most promising applications for wireless earbud technology and explore a power management solution that simplifies the connection between charger and hearable by managing power and data transfer.

Tagged With: converter, interface, wireless, battery, device, devices, earbud, hearables, IC, max, maxim, pin, pins, power management, TWS

ZigBee vs. Z-Wave: What’s the Difference?

On Tháng Tư 29, 2020 in All, Automation, IoT, Low Power, Wireless by Tyler Wojciechowicz

With a myriad of IoT products available, consumers and engineers are left to wonder which technology best suits their needs. Popular IoT ecosystems ZigBee and Z-Wave offer two unique solutions to this design question. Learn how their specifications differ to decide the optimal use for your application.

5G Enters an Arena All Its Own: AT&T to bring 5G to AT&T Stadium

On Tháng Năm 31, 2019 in All, IoT, RF, Sensors, Wireless by Paul Golata

Taking center stage in 2019 at billionaire Jerry Jones’s AT&T Stadium isn’t simply the world-famous Dallas Cowboys or Country Music Hall of Famer Garth Brooks with his bigger-than-life concert. It’s the arrival of 5G—the fifth-generation of mobile network and wireless system connectivity.

Tagged With: 5G, AT&T, AT&T stadium, Fifth-generation wireless, Mobile data , Wireless

Does Wi-Gig Have a Place in Wi-Fi’s Future?

On Tháng Giêng 21, 2019 in All, IoT, RF, Wireless by Barry Manz

Wi-Gig was created to make very-high-speed file transfers possible over a short distance, but Wi-Fi 6 (802.1ax) is coming and it will do that too, without the challenges presented by the use of millimeter wavelengths.

Tagged With: 60GHz, 802.11ad, 802.11ax, 802.11ay, Millimeter-wave, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi naming, Wi-Gig, Wireless

Ushering in the Promise of a New Generation

On Tháng Giêng 8, 2019 in All, IoT, RF, Sensors, Wireless by Paul Golata

The next generation of mobile networks and wireless systems—5G—promises to provide connectivity solutions to change and improve lives.

Tagged With: 5G, Connected, Internet of Things, IoT, Low latency, Massive MIMO, Millimeter wave, Wireless

Multi-Sensor Modules Ease Indoor Agriculture Design Challenges

On Tháng Mười 5, 2018 in All, IoT, RF, Sensors, Wireless by Steven Keeping

Multi-sensor modules, such as TE Connectivity’s AmbiMate, are simplifying the engineering involved in the global enterprise of controlled-environment agriculture (popularly known as vertical farming).

A Simple Guide to Wi-Fi Standards

On Tháng Bảy 30, 2018 in All, Automation, Security, Student Central, Wireless by Phil Hipol

Over the years, as wireless technology has evolved, so has the IEEE 802.11 standard, hence the different letters after the 802.11 designation. As Wi-Fi increases in scope and speed, network engineers should understand these designations and what they represent.

Tagged With: 802.11, Networking, Standard, Wi-Fi, Wireless

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