RSS
Access our RSS Feeds
Contact Us Directly
Access our RSS Feeds
Contact Us Directly
Radio Frequency Systems plans to release an omnidirectional antenna specifically designed for broadband in-building distribution of modern wireless communication systems such as LTE, GSM, CDMA, PCS, 3G, WiFi, WLAN services. The addition of this PIM-certified omni antenna, I-ATO2-698/2700JPL, for 698-2700 MHz rounds out RFS’ portfolio of products for indoor applications, which also includes plenum-rated cables,… Continue »
Pasternack Enterprises has added a line of SMA and N-Type Test Cables, ideal for testing applications requiring low insertion loss and operating frequencies up to 26.5 GHz. Pasternack Enterprises’ new RF test cables are specifically designed for environments requiring highly durable test cables, but where expensive ultra-stable cables are not required. New coaxial test cables… Continue »
TE Connectivity has introduced an active integration panel, which provides a structured component interface between the RF source and DAS host units. A single active DAS integration panel supports inputs from up to eight base stations and contains all required RF components, thus reducing installation complexity and labor costs. The active DAS integration panel is… Continue »
Since it purchased MobileAccess a little more than two years ago, Corning has been observing how different network technologies have developed in parallel, discrete paths in the small cell indoor space. The result is an unwieldy set of separate networks for cellular, Wi-Fi, RFID, security cameras, telemetry and building automation. The mix of networks could… Continue »
It all seems very symmetrical. While DAS has been moving indoors to provide cellular coverage, Wi-Fi is now moving outside as users look for access to the unlicensed service in more and more places. Ventev Wireless Infrastructure first saw this need at the big box retailers, which wanted Wi-Fi coverage in their outdoor garden areas,… Continue »
John Vetter and Robert Brennan have 30 years of experience in the wireless industry between them. During that time both men, who now serve as vice presidents for Sunsight Instruments, have seen problems with the installations of the wireless systems they designed. The reason for the misalignments, according to Vetter, has been manual processes using… Continue »
