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The article offers information on microwave cavity filters, a device in telecommunication infrastructures which removes unwanted frequency components. It discusses the impact of high temperature on structural deformation of filters and the challenge to stabilize high frequency. It also mentions the risk for high temperature when using metallic materials in filters and suggests the benefits of steel iron to reduce resonant frequency variations caused by high temperature.

The article offers brief information on several communication equipment including the BMPC318358-900 Class AB linear power amplifier module from Comtech Pst, the IPP-8090 coupler from Innovative Power Products Inc., and a line of thin-film surface-mount lowpass filters from AVX Corp.

The article presents the wireless technologies that can increase the connectivity of the Internet of Things (IoT). These include the standards-based wireless technology ZigBee which allows battery-operated devices operate for years. It notes the Bluetooth low energy (BLE) low energy version of Bluetooth which is suitable for IoT applications. It mentions the long-range (LoRa) communications technology.

The article offers brief information on several products related to telecommunication industry including Low-Noise Amplifier from Planar Monolithics Industries Inc., Fixed Attenuators from microwave products manufacturer Arra Inc., and RFS5900A-LF Synthesizer Locks from Z-Communications Inc.

The article offers brief information on SystemVue design software from Keysight Technologies Inc.

The article offers brief information on ATSC 3.0 wireless antenna from LG Electronics.

The article evaluates the Inherently Secure Processor (ISP), a cyber-resilient embedded processor chip from audio visual equipment manufacturer Draper Inc.

The article offers brief information on several military devices including Alta Devices' military charging mats, Raytheon Co.'s Ground Based Sense and Avoid (GBSAA) equipment, and Cadence Design Systems Inc.'s ARM Cortex-A7 processor.

The article argues that broadband users will rely more on wireless and fiber-optic technologies in the U.S. Such trend will displace broadband access through digital subscriber line and cable-modem connections. This is heralded by the popularity of the IEEE 802.16 standard, or Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX). WiMAX system can be used to transmit fixed data rates as high as 40 megabytes per second at distances to three kilometers from a base station. Companies have already rally behind WiMAX with the establishment of the WiMAX forum.

The article focuses on the Multi-gigabit, Energy-efficient, Ruggedized LIghtwave eNgines (MERLIN) for advanced on-board digital processors research project. The project intents to develop space photonics hardware enabling terabit optical connectivity for high-capacity, next-generation telecommunication satellites. The terabit-capacity satellites will need an approach to deal digital on-board processors that depend on electronic technologies to combine power-efficiency and scalability.

The article evaluates several telecommunication products including TB6865FG power transmitter from Dusseldorf-based Toshiba Europe GmbH, IDTP9038 single-chip, wireless power transmitter from Integrated Device Technology Inc. (IDT) and Qi interface standard by Wireless Power Consortium (WPC).

The article discusses the release of several telecommunications equipment including RuralConnect TV white space (TVWS) radio system by Carlson Wireless Technologies Inc., Times Microwave Systems LMR cable by East Coast Microwave Distributors Inc. and Internet Protocol/Multi-Protocol Label Switching (IP/MPLS) by Alcatel-Lucent SA.

The article evaluates the RFA-4028-WIFI kit from RF Industries.

The article provides information on the report "Mobile Linux: Bringing License-Free Operating Systems to Smartphones and Mid-Tier Devices," from ABI Research. The report forecasts that by 2012, more than 127 million devices will be enabled with a commercial Linux operating system (OS), up from 8.1 million in 2007. The report also found that the most fundamental issue that has plagued the growth of commercial Linux in this space has shown signs of being alleviated.

The article provides information on the "Wireless Broadband Point to Multipoint 2006 Quarterly Market Share Report" from Sky Light Research. According to the report, shipments of mobile broadband equipment built for data services grew 117 percent year over year. The report also noted that the total market for wireless broadband also made significant strides with end-user subscriber devices cracking the one million unit mark for the first time in a 12-month period.

The article presents information on an application note from Texas Instruments Inc. titled "ISM-Band and Short-Range Device Antennas." The company aimed to explore the fundamentals of the antennas used for short-range and Industrial-Scientific-Medical (ISM)-band devices. The note also dealt on how to determine between the three field regions where electromagnetic wave develops. The second part of the note provides information on antenna types and their uses, like dipole and monopole antennas.

Presents information on the development of a compact microstrip resonator cell by researchers Cheol Gyu Hwang, Jeong Hyeung Ha and Noh Hoon Myung of the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science of the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology in Korea. Efforts of the researchers to create higher direct current-alternating current conversion efficiency as a way of extending the battery life of portable communications devices; Use of TLC30 substrate material from Taconics to fabricate the structure of the cell.

Presents news briefs on the electronic industry as of September 2005. Value of a contract received by Radyne Corp. to supply satellite telecommunications equipment to a telecom provider in the Asia Pacific region; Price of the initial public offering of Hittite Microwave Corp.; Agreement entered into by Agilent Technologies with Eagleware Corp.

Forecasts an increase in the fiber-to-the-home (FTTP) market for equipment, cable and apparatus in the U.S in 2009. Share of the fiber in the loop application in the compound annual growth rate; Increase in FITL-related fiber deployments in 2009; Contribution of telecommunication industry to FTTP market for cable and equipment.

Features telecommunication equipment. ARM3512B dual-band, tri-mode front-end module for wireless local area networks from Araftek Inc.; Model LNB-6300-50-112vs-500 low-noise block downconverter from Tampa Microwave Lab Inc.; Version 7.91 of APLAC personal computer-based radio frequency circuit design and analysis software from APLAC Solutions Corp.