Wireless
PMC-Sierra announces WinPath4 processor optimized for 4G LTE
PMC-Sierra introduce WinPath4, the industry’s first backhaul processor that enables mobile operators to scale capacity in their backhaul networks while transitioning to Layer 3 Packet Transport Networks. As the newest member of PMC’s leading WinPath backhaul processor family, WinPath4 eliminates network bottlenecks caused by the growing deployment of 4G LTE.
New PHY IP Platform from Semtech Supports JESD204B, CPRI and OBSAI
Semtech have introduced a multi-standard silicon IP PHY that supports the latest new standards for high-speed wireline and wireless networks. The new SBMULTR2T2812G SiIP PHY is silicon-proven and was developed by Semtech’s Snowbush IP Group, which is focused on designing high-speed serial interface IP. The new platform supports JESD204B, Common Public Radio Interface and open base station architectural initiative. The IP also supports 10GBase-K...
Roaming seamlessly
With the demand for data only likely to increase, service providers are looking towards new technologies like Hotspot 2.0 to help quench consumers’ thirst for data and greatly increase the capacity of their networks. David Stephenson, Senior Principal Engineer with Ruckus Wireless, explores more in this ES Design magazine article.
Small Size Integrated SPDT Switch launched by MACOM
M/A-COM launch an integrated SPDT switch and Low Noise Amplifier, with bypass mode, for WLAN 802.11a,n,ac network applications. The MAMF-010614 is an innovative solution for customers who need a versatile, ultra-small packaged multi-function MMIC for 8082.11a,n,ac applications. The MAMF-010614 is packaged in a conveniently small 2mm x 2mm 12-lead STQFN while providing superior performance over the 5 – 6 GHz bandwidth.
Industry’s Most Integrated WPC 1.1 Qi-certified Wireless Power Transmitters
Integrated Device Technology have introduced the industry’s most integrated wireless power transmitter ICs certified to meet the Wireless Power Consortium’s 1.1 “Qi” specification for 5V single-coil and 12V triple-coil applications. The new devices expand upon IDT’s award-winning wireless power transmitter family, offering wireless charger manufacturers the smallest application footprint and bill-of-materials of any solution on the mark...
Link Microtek's new filters protect TV signal from 4G interference
Link Microtek has launched a family of high-performance filter products for protecting Freeview TV channels from interference when 4G mobile phone networks are rolled out across the UK. Designed to prevent the new 4G LTE signal at 800MHz from affecting digital terrestrial TV reception, the new LYNX filters provide the professional installer with a complete range of multi-dwelling and single-dwelling interference-mitigation solutions.
Kontron introduce 28VDC Power Input Wireless Access Point
Kontron has expanded its industry-leading line of Cab-n-Connect cabin wireless access points with a new 28VDC version. Designed for use in business jets and regional aircraft that utilize 28VDC power instead of AC power, enterprise class wireless access point takes advantage of the IEEE 802.11n specification, which increases maximum throughput to 300 megabits per second for wireless clients.
Single-Chip System expands Semtech's ToPSync Network Timing Platform
Semtech unveil the general availability of the ACS9522T, the latest addition to the ToPSync platform that integrates a revolutionary new synchronization system on a chip. The ACS9522T breaks new ground in the industry by providing a complete single-chip hardware and software synchronization solution for IP-based wireline and wireless applications, with a special emphasis on the requirements of the emerging 4G LTE and small cell market.
It's time to Appcessorise!
Adhering to a few simple guidelines and the careful selection of components are key to achieving long battery life in wireless applications. Jay Tyzzer, Senior Field Application Engineer at Nordic Semiconductor, explores more in this ES Design magazine article.
Thinking Networks
When examining Flame, the most sophisticated malware that has appeared to date, investigators discovered an interesting feature: Flame can steal and transmit data from computers that have no Internet connections. Mike Fahrion, Director of Product Management at B&B Electronics, looks in depth at what this could mean for wireless technology, in this article from ES Design magazine.