Vaunix Technology Corp., a manufacturer of programmable, USB powered test equipment, added a new signal generator to their family of Lab Bricks, the LMS-183DX. This new product covers a frequency range of 6 to 18 GHz in a rugged, portable, palm-sized package.
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Ethertronics, the leader in ultra-high performance smart antenna system solutions, and SIRIN LABS AG, a revolutionary new entrant to the mobile technology arena with one simple goal: to bring tomorrow's technology to customers, unveiled the SOLARIN smartphone. The SOLARIN lavish and luxury smartphone is the most advanced mobile device that combines the highest privacy settings, operates faster than any other phone and was built with the best technology and materials from around the world.
Cobham Wireless announced that its cellular digital idDAS solution is being made available for public safety communications and will be available worldwide in Q4 2016.
Keysight Technologies Inc. announced a Gen 3 PXIe chassis and set of Gen 3 system components designed for complex, high-performance applications. Doubling the system bandwidth, the new products improve data streaming for capture/playback applications, such as 5G and electronic warfare. The Gen 3 products also provide a superior platform for large multi-channel and multi-chassis PXIe test systems for applications, such as MIMO and PA/FEM.
Over 600 companies exhibited, from 3D Glass Solutions to Zik and all the companies that have anchored IMS for years. It was impossible for Microwave Journal to visit each of the firms that filled Moscone Center, but we did our best. The following summarizes what we saw and learned during the three very hectic days of the exhibition.