Industrial

IMS 2018 showcased the latest in high-power RF capability, with multiple companies demonstrating an array of performance breakthroughs.

New laws are calling for the dependable tracking of firearms, and modern RFID tags can be integrated with the metal components of firearms to monitor the use of guns.

This latest blog post in the series presents a workflow that can be utilized for nonlinear power-amplifier (PA) characterization.

A single-chip design includes a mixer, amplifiers, and antennas for use from 305 to 375 GHz for high-data-rate communications.

A line of SDR-based radio modules on display at the 2018 IMS exhibition covers various bandwidths at S-, C-, X-, and K-band frequencies.

MACOM unveiled its broadband power detector with a wide dynamic range spanning −15 to +15 dBm from 5 to 44 GHz.

The company introduced a series of USB test instruments, including the Streamline Series VNAs, for use through 26.5 GHz.

Gore came to the 2018 IEEE IMS with a booth full of product solutions for 5G testing at frequencies of 6 GHz and beyond, through mmWave frequencies.

The Pasternack Cable Creator, an online tool, can quickly create customized coaxial cables from among a wide range of cable types and connectors.

High-performance coaxial cables from Junkosha were on display and demonstrated for use through 110 GHz and higher at the 2018 IEEE IMS.