Engineers combine measured data, multi-level behavioral models, and simulation tools to predict real-world performance across ...

It seems almost too quiet. By almost all accounts, the broadcast RF spectrum, specifically for UHF TV, will soon be massively re-allocated. Will the TV repack will make for one last hurrah for RF ...

This article delves into this fragmentation in wireless standards, categorizing the main technologies by their capabilities ...

Oscilloscopes remain a hot topic on the RF DesignLine, so I had a virtual “sit down” with some leaders in the industry to see where the technology is, and where they think it is going. The following ...

Thomson Broadcast-owned GatesAir has brought to life an enhanced managed services program that is designed to address what the company calls “the urgent need” for skilled RF resources and services in ...

[KF5N] admits he’s not a digital design engineer; he’s more into the analog RF side of things. But he’s recently taken on a project to communicate between a Ubuntu box and an Intel MAX10 FPGA. He did ...

Vertical Integration to Enhance COMSovereign's 4G LTE and 5G Radio Offerings and Establishes Fully Developed In-House Sales Channels Serving Tier-1 Customers in United States and Latin America - ...

An initiative to make wireless communications technologies more popular among schoolchildren and students has been launched in the UK in an attempt to address the continuing skills shortage in ...

Software defined radio (SDR) has been one of your popular search topics this year on RF DesignLine. Recently I had the opportunity to hear from some people who are very active in this market: Frank ...

Technology Solutions Company to Provide Spectrum Expertise in Support of Agency’s Geostationary and Polar-Orbiting Environmental Satellites and Ground Systems The National Oceanic and Atmospheric ...

Anyone can hack a radio, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy: there’s a lot of mechanics that go into formatting a signal before you can decode the ones and zeros. At his Shmoocon talk, [Paul Clark] ...