Designing A New Transistor For Cheaper, Faster Wireless Communications
A new type of high-electron mobility transistor has been developed at the University of Delaware -- and it could help change wireless communications.
Device Could Double Useful Bandwidth in Wireless Communications
Researchers from Cockrell School of Engineering have developed a smaller and more efficient radio wave circulator that potentially could double the amount of useful bandwidth in wireless communication devic... Read More...
Device Concurrently Sends and Receives Broadcast Signals Using the Same Frequency
A new high-performance capacitor developed by a team of researchers at UCLA uses the same frequency for sending and receiving information on one communication device without compromising speed or quality. The... Read More...
High-Performance Directional Antennas Solution to Bring Wireless Communication to Rural Areas
A new solution combines smart networking of high-performance directional antennas, propagation modeling, and spectrum-sensing resources to bring broadband wireless service to remote and rural areas in the H... Read More...
Unknown Interference Disrupts Berkeley Police Radios
Communication officials in the East Bay Regional Communications System Authority (EBRCSA) are investigating an issue that occurred on June 7, 2014 that caused disruptions to police radio. Officials are not ... Read More...
Agilent Technologies Enhances X-Series Signal Analyzers with Increased Sensitivity, Higher Frequency Stability and Coverage
Agilent Technologies Inc. announced a series of enhancements for its MXA and EXA X-Series signal analyzers. The enhancements are ideal for engineers performing wireless communications and general-purpose testin... Read More...
University of Buffalo Researchers Working to Make Wireless Ten Times Faster
Researchers at the University of Buffalo received a grant from the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory to develop a cognitive radio to help find and use alternative channels to avoid wireless traffic jams.
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Wireless Health Monitoring Demonstrated Using Stick-on Electronic Patches
A team of engineers have shown the capabilities of a stick-on patch including commercial, off-the-shelf chip-based electronics is advancing health monitoring wirelessly and could transform clinical monitoring.
Research Report Released on the Global LTE Market
Transparency Market Research has released a research report on the global LTE market for 2013 to 2019 including an industry analysis, size, share, growth, trends and forecasts. Long Term Evolution, better known as 4G LTE, is the standard for high-speed data for data terminals and mobile phones.
New Research Report Released for 2018 Forecast for Communications, Test and Measurement Markets
RnRMarketResearch.com has released a research report on communications, test and measurement markets detailing forecasts for 2018, including year-over-year growth rates and challenges these markets are facing.