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The rollout of 5G in North America buoyed Ericsson’s second quarter financial results, arguably the highlight of a mixed quarter of declining year-over-year sales, improving margins, and greater net income loss.
Link Microtek has designed and produced a compact high-power 9-way radial combiner specifically for BAE Systems as part of a program to upgrade customers’ S-Band radar transmitters by replacing their magnetrons with multiple solid-state power amplifiers (SSPA).
EM Solutions Cobra M2 Maritime SATCOM Terminal has successfully completed the WGS testing and certification process and been notified by the certification authority that the terminals are now able to operate at Ka-Band on the WGS Satellite Network.
Lockheed Martin Skunk Works® and DARPA recently performed a series of flight tests demonstrating how a SoS approach enables seamless–and rapid–integration across air, space, land, sea and cyber in contested environments.
Tiny RF chip antennas are no longer relegated to PCB “keep out” area, allowing product designers to further miniaturize wireless biosensors and medical wearables.
Keysight has announced the new Infiniium UXR series, the only oscilloscopes to support terabit research with real-time bandwidth up to 110 GHz industry-leading sample rate (256 GSa/s) and signal integrity (lowest noise and jitter).
As a pioneer and innovator for smart stadium solutions, NXP Semiconductors N.V. announced that with the use of its MIFARE products, it brings secure, contactless ticketing to the ongoing 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia™ matches including the final game.
Akoustis Technologies announced its first production order for initial quantities of a 3.8 GHz BAW filter. The order, from a “well-established military OEM,” is the company's first BAW filter design win above 3 GHz.
People with diabetes will be able to monitor their blood sugar without drawing blood, using a radar sensor now being developed at the University of Waterloo.
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