Articles Tagged with ''antennas''

Cobham Antenna Systems has announced the FPA-0.7-2.7R/2319, which is the first in a new range of high power, directional spiral antennas.

Haigh-Farr, a world leader in the design, development and manufacturing of integrated antennas for defense, space and commercial applications, will demonstrate its full range of antenna products at booth 402 at the DATT (Defense and Aerospace, Test and Telemetry) Summit 2016.

Southwest Antennas, a leading manufacturer of rugged RF and microwave antennas and accessory products, has released two new magnetic mount kits, providing users with rapid antenna deployment options anywhere there is a compatible magnetic surface, and are ideal for use on vehicles, metal desks, poles or other surfaces.

Anite has announced that its Propsim F32 Channel Emulator supports advanced MIMO OTA mobile device testing using a Multi Probe Anechoic Chamber methodology as recommended by 3GPP.

SWISSto12 and Cobham Antenna Systems collaborate on ESA funded ARTES program to develop and test additive manufactured satellite user antennas.

Langer EMV-Technik has launched the PA 306 SMA set, with a preamplifier frequency range from 100 kHz to 6 GHz that can be utilized for amplifying measurement signals.

RFMW Ltd. and Southwest Antennas of San Diego, Calif., have announced a distribution agreement effective November 30, 2015. Southwest Antennas manufactures over 600 RF and microwave antennas and accessories operating in frequencies up to 8.5 GHz, with capabilities beyond 20 GHz. RFMW Ltd. is a specialized distributor providing customers and suppliers with focused distribution of RF and microwave components as well as specialized component-engineering support.

Pulse Electronics Corp. introduces a new method of constructing antennas to enable high data rates in tight spaces that require 3x3 multiple input multiple output (MIMO) configurations such as tablets, laptops, and notebook computers.

Radio Frequency Systems (RFS), the global wireless and broadcast infrastructure specialist, announced the launch of its Class 4 microwave antenna line. Its Class 4 antennas provide the market’s best RF performance and allow mobile operators to deploy new microwave links even in ultra-dense areas where high levels of interference are present.

Rice University researchers have won $2.4 million from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to conduct the most extensive experimental research yet of wireless technology that uses 100 or more antennas per base station to send tightly focused beams of data to each user, even as they move.