For safety, convenience, and productivity, mmWave radar sensors could be the best way to boost spatial awareness in machinery ...

Engineers designing RF systems at millimeter wave frequencies face exponentially increasing challenges as losses compound, parasitics dominate, and system integration becomes critical.

Inc., a global leader in satellite communications, today announced that ITA Airways, Italy’s reference carrier, is taking to the sky equipped with Iris technology.

GaN technology is playing a crucial role in helping industries innovate and grow, including defense. Learn how the defense industry is using gallium nitride today, as well as some potential future ...

Electrical connectors have undergone significant evolution since the dawn of the electrical age in the late 19th century, transforming from simple binding posts to the sophisticated interfaces we use ...

Trans Tech, Inc. offers a new, GPS diplexer for systems utilizing both L1 (1575 MHz) and L2 (1227 MHz). Trans Tech, Inc. offers a new, GPS diplexer for systems utilizing both L1 (1575 MHz) and L2 ...

Radio over fiber transports RF signals via optical fiber, enabling low-loss distribution for wireless networks, radar systems, and radio astronomy applications.

The demand for bandwidth is growing at a rapid pace. International Data Corporation projects that Internet commerce in the United States will grow from $74 billion in 1999 to $708 billion in 2003, ...

NASA’s return to the Moon brings with it many challenges, including the development of communications, navigation, and networking capabilities. The development of LunaNet will help meet these ...

Pacific Defense today announced the release of the SDR4320VP, its newest high-performance, ultra-wideband Software-Defined Radio (SDR) transceiver designed for demanding Electronic Warfare (EW), ...

The MPA1081 is a robust solid-state amplifier designed to meet the demanding requirements of applications requiring a wide operating frequency range and significant output power.

Photonic computing represents not a radical departure from familiar territory, but rather a natural extension along the electromagnetic spectrum. The transition from gigahertz to hundreds of terahertz ...