Frequency

Millimetre-wave technology, as an extension of microwave technology and an advancement of optical technology, effectively combines the advantages of electronics and photonics.

RFOptic has launched its RFoF Ultra product series to meet the demand of customers in the Electronic Warfare market who need coax replacement at frequencies of 100MHz to 12GHz and up to 18GHz.

Pasternack has announced the launch of its new low-frequency waveguide standard gain horns.

AMD has announced the expansion of the AMD Versal adaptive system-on-chip (SoC) portfolio with the introduction of the Versal RF Series that includes the industry’s highest compute performance in a single-chip device with integrated direct radio frequency (RF)-sampling data converters.[1]

The industrial sector has witnessed a dramatic shift from wired to wireless technology over the past 30 years, with the global Industrial IoT market set to grow from $77.3 billion in 2020 to $110.6 billion by 2025 according to Statista, driven by the increasing adoption of smart manufacturing and Industry 4.0. 

Soundskrit has unveiled its latest offerings: the SKM1600 and SKM2600 series microphone modules.

NEC has expanded its lineup of optical transceivers for 100Gb/s transmission, and has started selling the new ‘100G QSFP28 ZR4 BiDi,’ which extends transmission distance to 80km.

The Qorvo QM42639 is an integrated mobile Wi-Fi front-end module (FEM) designed for Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) systems.

Hirose has developed a micro RF connector that features a low-profile of only 1.2mm when mated. Offering design flexibility, the space-saving K.FL2 Series connector is available in two versions; a RF cable mating type and a FPC-to-board mating type. Both versions support high-density mounting to further save valuable PCB real estate.

MQA Labs has announced two innovative technologies within its QRONO product line.