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Qorvo^® today announced the expansion of its CATV product portfolio to include a SPDT switch and 31.5 dB digital step attenuator, both designed in SOI for DOCSIS 3.1 cable networks.

ELVA-1, a European manufacturer of ultra-high capacity millimeter wave point-to-point wireless links, announced the availability of its flagship PPC-10G, 10 Gbps Ethernet radio link, to the U.S. market. Gilland Electronics, of Morgan Hill, Calif., has begun taking orders for the radio.

Keysight Technologies Inc. announced it will demonstrate a wide range of design, test and characterization solutions at European Microwave Week 2016, ExCel Exhibition Centre, Booth E2, London, Oct. 4-6. For the first time, Keysight will sponsor the Defense and Security Forum. This includes having its technical experts on hand to discuss and demonstrate the latest innovative solutions in hardware and software design and test. This is the 13th year Keysight has been a platinum sponsor of European Microwave Week.

Nokia  announced its new Gainspeed product family for unified cable access, giving cable operators a faster, more cost-effective way to increase the capacity of their existing HFC networks and meet growing customer demand for greater bandwidth services. 

Shengyi Technology announced the availability of AeroWave™, a high reliability, cost-effective material system for 24 GHz auto radar, base station transceivers, power amplifiers, telemetry devices and antenna systems.

AtlanTecRF has launched its second ‘build your own’ web tool, specifically designed for people looking to customise bandpass filters.

The fully upgraded EMF Visual software will be a key product for MVG at European Microwave Week in London in the first week of October.

The ICT project E3Network, which Sivers IMA contributed to with mm‐wave knowhow and state of the art transceivers for mm‐wave backhaul has been completed.

APAC headed-up by China, is now driving the IoT market, along with new players such as Brazil and Russia, according to the latest report from Beecham Research.

Boonton, a Wireless Telecom Group company, introduced the new RTP4000 series of Real-Time True Average Power sensors. These sensors deliver a dynamic range from -60 to +20 dBm, a frequency range down to 6 kHz and an industry leading measurement rate of 100,000 measurements per second.  Built with Boonton’s Real-Time Power Processing™ technology which eliminates gaps in acquisition and provides zero measurement latency, RTP4000 sensors deliver lightning-fast performance in a compact USB form factor.