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Beyond Top Secret: The Tech Behind Santa’s Sleigh
On December 20, 2019 in All, RF, Sensors, Wireless by Mike Parks
Mike Parks
Santa Claus has got to be one of the most tech-savvy people in the world. Surely his sleigh is packed with cutting-edge electronics to ensure his success. While the exact specifications of his mobile command center are safely locked away at the North Pole, we can make some assumptions about the tech onboard.
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Tagged With: 5G, autonomous vehicle, drones, FLIR, GNSS, GPS, imaging sensors, Intel, LIDAR, Neural Compute Stick 2, NSC, Santa sleigh, V2I, V2V
How Shawn Mendes and RFID Asset Tracking Technology Steal the Show
On September 27, 2019 in All, RF, Wireless by Paul Golata
Paul Golata
It’s no wonder that throngs of screaming fans attend singer and songwriter Shawn Mendes’ shows. Through the use of RFID products, Mendes transforms his events into an interactive experience with his fans. Learn how Molex enables customers to never miss a beat by employing RFID tracking technology.
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Tagged With: LED Controllable RFID Bracelet , Molex, Molex Passive RFID Tags, RFID, RFID bracelet, RFID tracking technology, RFID wristband
Removing Obstacles to Space Travel
On July 19, 2019 in All, RF by Barry Manz
Barry Manz
Bounce radio signals off the moon? Unthinkable! Well it certainly was in 1946. Hardly anyone knew much about a program called “Project Diana”, and many still don’t today. This is a shame, as the project and its participants removed one of the greatest obstacles to space travel.
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Tagged With: Project Diana, Space
Qorvo Underpins 5G Infrastructure
On July 11, 2019 in All, IoT, RF, Wireless by Robert Huntley
Robert Huntley
5G heralds a new era in cellular communications. The stakes are high in the fast-moving world of deploying the new infrastructure to make 5G a reality. Find out why Qorvo is well-positioned to be your component supplier of choice for everything RF related.
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Tagged With: 5G, 5G infrastructure, Qorvo, QPA2628, QPA2735, QPB9329, QPB9337, QPC6054, QPC6324, QPF4005
Bluetooth® Heads in New Direction
On June 19, 2019 in All, IoT, RF, Security, Sensors, Wireless by Steven Keeping
Steven Keeping
An upgrade to the Bluetooth® Core Specification, Bluetooth 5.1, adds direction finding capabilities. The enhancement promises much for applications such as indoor navigation, but implementation is challenging even for the experienced RF engineer.
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Tagged With: Asset tracking, Beacons, Bluetooth 5.1, Bluetooth SoC, Direction Finding, Indoor navigation, Internet of Things, RF engineering, Sensors, Wireless connectivity
5G Enters an Arena All Its Own: AT&T to bring 5G to AT&T Stadium
On May 31, 2019 in All, IoT, RF, Sensors, Wireless by Paul Golata
Paul Golata
Taking center stage in 2019 at billionaire Jerry Jones’s AT&T Stadium isn’t simply the world-famous Dallas Cowboys or Country Music Hall of Famer Garth Brooks with his bigger-than-life concert. It’s the arrival of 5G—the fifth-generation of mobile network and wireless system connectivity.
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Tagged With: 5G, AT&T, AT&T stadium, Fifth-generation wireless, Mobile data , Wireless
Router Security Vulnerabilities Could Compromise the IoT
On February 20, 2019 in All, IoT, Lighting, RF, Security, Sensors, Wireless by Steven Keeping
Steven Keeping
Wi-Fi routers offer a cheap, convenient gateway to connect IoT sensors to the Cloud, but tests reveal the devices have weak security. As the IoT grows, they could prove even more enticing targets for hackers. New developments bring more protection, but other technologies could prove a better option.
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Tagged With: Bluetooth Low Energy, Cellular IoT, Cloud, Connected home, Internet of Things, Low power wide area networks, LPWAN, LTE-M, Mesh networking, Narrowband IoT, NB-IoT, Smart home, Thread, Wi-Fi, Wireless connectivity, Zigbee
Connected-Home Tech Falls Short but the Future is Bright
On January 24, 2019 in All, IoT, Lighting, RF, Sensors, Wireless by Steven Keeping
Steven Keeping
While smart-home devices are gaining traction, the truly connected home remains a dream. Engineers are working on interim solutions to meld disparate wireless technologies, with some success, but a single smart-home solution is far in the future.
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Tagged With: Bluetooth Low Energy, Cloud, Connected home, Internet of Things, Mesh networking, Thread, Wi-Fi, Wireless connectivity, Zigbee, Z-Wave
Does Wi-Gig Have a Place in Wi-Fi’s Future?
On January 21, 2019 in All, IoT, RF, Wireless by Barry Manz
Barry Manz
Wi-Gig was created to make very-high-speed file transfers possible over a short distance, but Wi-Fi 6 (802.1ax) is coming and it will do that too, without the challenges presented by the use of millimeter wavelengths.
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Tagged With: 60GHz, 802.11ad, 802.11ax, 802.11ay, Millimeter-wave, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi naming, Wi-Gig, Wireless
Ushering in the Promise of a New Generation
On January 8, 2019 in All, IoT, RF, Sensors, Wireless by Paul Golata
Paul Golata
The next generation of mobile networks and wireless systems—5G—promises to provide connectivity solutions to change and improve lives.
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Tagged With: 5G, Connected, Internet of Things, IoT, Low latency, Massive MIMO, Millimeter wave, Wireless

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