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Engineered electromagnetic surfaces (EES) are passive metasurfaces designed to artificially enhance wireless signal coverage. In this paper, propagation experiments are conducted to verify the accuracy of a novel ray-optical scattering model for EES. Wireless InSite’s implementation of the scattering model is presented along with measured and simulated propagation data for a large indoor office environment.
The increased use of wide bandgap semiconductors like GaN and SiC in power converters enables high-power-density supplies with low switching losses and improved efficiency. Yet, benefits of these fast-switching transistors can be hindered without addressing parasitics at high frequencies. The white paper introduces parasitics, describes their presence in passive components, and demonstrates using the R&S®LCX200 LCR meter.
In this White Paper you will learn about RF filter materials, configurations and packaging, as well as filter design, material selection, SWaP-C, and customization.
A head-to-head measurement of Fortify’s 3D printed Luneburg lens’ demonstrated improvements in gain, efficiency, weight, and manufacturability over a legacy Rexolite lens solution. Fortify’s 3D printed Luneburg lens demonstrated improvements in gain, efficiency, weight, and manufacturability over the legacy Rexolite lens solution.
In today’s wireless world, RF signals are transmitted and received to effectively send data and facilitate wireless communications. Among all the parameters to consider in RF design, power measurements remain one of the most critical metrics for designers and operators.
This white paper gives an overview of the critical issue of phase noise in satellite communication systems and its impact on channel capacity. Phase noise is a significant contributor to Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) and as such is an important determinant of channel capacity in any communication link. Phase noise, originating from various sources such as satellite transponders and ground equipment can significantly degrade the performance of satellite links, leading to reduced throughput and increased error rates. Understanding and mitigating phase noise is vital for optimizing satellite communication networks and ensuring efficient data transmission.
This article will focus on GaN PA pulse droop as a nonideality of real-world radar performance and will discuss what can be done to mitigate its negative impact on radar range. With advanced solid-state electronics inserted at the output stages for many radar RF chains, system engineers can set specifications to achieve improved range, resolution, and sensing capabilities.
Shielding, or screening effectiveness, is essential to the safe operation of electric vehicles (EVs). There was a time when the noise generated by the spark plugs firing in an internal combustion engine caused an annoying buzz when listening to the AM radio. Circuit designs have since evolved, and this issue was eventually resolved, but now the issue is back.
This white paper provides a technology deep dive into the architecture, protocols and physical layer of 5G NR V2X communications in line with 3GPP Release 16. Download this white paper to learn the details of how NR V2X cooperates and interoperates with legacy V2X communications like LTE-V2X and extends its capabilities.
This white paper explores the application of pressure correction to Residual Gas Analysis (RGA) test results for vacuum-sealed quartz resonators. RGA testing, crucial for assessing hermeticity and preventing device failure, is discussed with a focus on moisture concentration. The paper introduces the amendment of MIL-STD-883 M1018 for pressure correction and provides insights into estimating internal pressure and applying correction factors. The importance of correcting data for low package sealing pressure is emphasized for accurate evaluation of device reliability.
