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Indium Corp.'s new reclaim and recycle program is now offering customers credit for their solder pot dross and contaminated solder.

Ericsson and Bombardier have completed trials of LTE networks for railway solutions at simulated speeds of up to 200 km/h.

Würth Elektronik eiSos is a badge sponsor of the Electromagnetic Field 2016 festival in Guildford, UK, contributing various passive components within the TiLDA festival badge.

SAF Tehnika has selected Sivers IMA’s V-Band converters to be an integrated part of the company’s upcoming products for test and measurement in the 60 GHz arena.

7layers announced the Interlab EVO web-based and scalable test management system for the verification and validation processes required for the development and market access of wireless devices and smart services.

Antenova Ltd., manufacturer of antennas and RF antenna modules for M2M and the Internet of Things, announces two more antennas for the 802.11a/b/g/n/ac wireless standard. These antennas are designed for the profusion of high bandwidth applications emerging in the consumer entertainment sector — specifically set-top boxes, IPTV and content streaming devices— all of which are seeing strong growth, in parallel with the roll-out of fibre to the home and the increase of IPTV services.

Agile Microwave Technology Inc., (Agile MwT) a product innovator in the RF/microwave component and sub-system market is pleased to announce the appointment of RF PARTNER AB as its sales representative for Sweden.

Micro Lambda Wireless Inc. announced it has appointed Dr. Alexander Chenakin as vice president, Advanced Technologies.

Fairview Microwave Inc., a supplier of on-demand microwave and RF components, introduces a new line of Single Pole Double Throw (SPDT) PIN Diode Switches that offer exceptional reliability and repeatable performance in compact and rugged coaxial packages.

The new R&S RTO-K44 option from Rohde & Schwarz offers powerful triggering and decoding functionality for debugging designs with MIPI M-PHY based protocols. Defined as a physical layer, M-PHY serves as the basis for a number of protocol standards that have been optimized for rapid data transmission in mobile devices.