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Copper Mountain Technologies (CMT) launched their new FET1854 extenders with frequency range from 18 to 54 GHz.

Microwave Journal editors, Pat Hindle and Gary Lerude, discuss the technical articles in the April Amplifier and Oscillator issue including the design of a 28 GHz FEM for 5G. They also cover the latest news, events and book release by Artech House.

Flann Microwave is teaming up with the University of Exeter as part of ground-breaking research which could pave the way for the next generation of 5G mobile communications.

ZTE Corporation, in association with the Shaanxi arm of China Unicom, announced the commercialization of ZTE's Magic Pole Small Cell solution in Xi’an, China. The small cells will greatly improve network quality during the rush hour of Chang'an Communication Industrial Park in the high-tech development zone of the city.

Is it possible that a broadband noise source could be used to calibrate an array of receivers?  Noise has many features that lends it to a calibration waveform.   Noise can excite many frequencies simultaneously and is already used in known methods for adaptive filter algorithms. Find out the answer in this expert advice article.

Together with its industry partners, the Government of Canada and the provincial governments of Ontario and Quebec, Thales Canada announced a $25 million (CAD) investment in ENCQOR, a $400 million (CAD) public-private partnership in ultra-high speed communications infrastructure that will focus on 5G research and innovation.