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Article #6 of Mastering RF Engineering: RF technology powers everything from Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to radar, sensing, geolocation, and directed energy systems. This article explores the most essential RF applications, how they work, and their growing impact on modern technology and infrastructure.
Article #7 of Mastering RF Engineering: RF testing and measurement are essential to achieving accuracy and reliability in wireless systems. They ensure that every component and signal path performs as intended across varying frequencies, environments, and applications.
Article #5 of Mastering RF Engineering: Digital RF technology merges signal processing with high-frequency design, using DSP, ADCs, and DACs to enable advanced capabilities like beamforming, MIMO, and software-defined flexibility in compact modern systems.
Article #4 of Mastering RF Engineering: High-frequency performance in RF systems depends on more than just components, it begins with the circuit itself. Advances in materials, fabrication, and interconnect design are redefining how modern RF systems achieve unmatched performance and reliability.
Article #3 of Mastering RF Engineering: Antenna design impacts RF system performance. This article covers selection, design, testing, and compliance for RF, microwave, and mmWave applications, ensuring efficiency, reliability, and regulatory approval.
Article #2 of Mastering RF Engineering: RF signal chains are key to wireless systems. Learn how components like amplifiers, filters, and mixers help plan RF designs, balance performance needs, and decide between custom-built or pre-made modules.
Article #1 of Mastering RF Engineering: RF technology powers everything from wireless communication to radar and circuit design. It involves spectrum behavior, key components, interconnects, and system design that together define how modern wireless and high-frequency systems operate and evolve.
Discover how cutting-edge antennas are transforming IoT connectivity, ensuring reliable communication, extended range, and energy efficiency for diverse applications. Learn how to select the suitable antenna for your IoT devices to maximize performance and streamline your development process.
Knowing the distance between two short-range transceivers is useful for many applications. Examples include proximity measurement for making sure people maintain a set distance apart for safety reasons, indoor navigation, and tracking items in a warehouse.
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When you start digging into the cellular connectivity world, it’s easy to get lost in the plethora of codes, identity numbers, acronyms, and what each is used for. For instance, what is an ICCID number? This is likely to be one of the first ID numbers you encounter on your journey.
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Article #6 of Next-Gen Wi-Fi Applications and Solutions Series: Bulk Acoustic Wave (BAW) filters are high-performance chips that help in mitigating interference and reducing the physical size of 5G, Wi-Fi, and other RF communication system designs.
Article #4 of Next-Gen Wi-Fi Applications and Solutions Series: Wi-Fi and cellular networks have both coexisted in the consumer space for decades. A comparison between the most common Radio Frequency (RF) communication technologies reveals where exactly each of them fits in.
Article #3 of Next-Gen Wi-Fi Applications and Solutions Series: OFDMA, BSS Coloring, TWT, Beamforming, 8X8 MU-MIMO, and 1024-QAM are some key features of Wi-Fi 6/6E that set it apart from all the previous generations of the IEEE 802.11 family.
Article #2 of Next-Gen Wi-Fi Applications and Solutions Series: Research in Wi-Fi today focuses on reducing interference more than anything else. By creating a distributed network with multiple tiny nodes, an ecosystem can be developed that auto-configures itself for best performance.
