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DAS equipment maker Axell Wireless has been acquired by defense technology giant Cobham for $128.42 million. Cobham, which employs 10,000 people across five continents, provides technologies and services in the commercial, defense and security markets –– including land, mobile and airborne antenna systems, mast systems, audio and radio management systems, and radar and satellite communications…. Continue »
The buzz surrounding MIMO has settled down a bit, and sales have not matched the hype surrounding the technology, according Ephraim Ulmer, president and CEO of Galtronics, who spoke to DAS Bulletin at CTIA 2013 in Las Vegas. Whether MIMO is the proper choice depends on the density of the users, the quality of the… Continue »
Today’s DAS networks suffer from inefficiencies caused by remote radio heads used to boost the signal and the integration panels needed for attenuation between the base station and the DAS headend. Using digital technology, remote radio head and integration panels can be eliminated in the system, John Spindler, director, product management, In-Building DAS, TE Connectivity,… Continue »
WALL TOWNSHIP, N.J., May 14, 2013 – Stephen J. Banks, Partner and Senior Vice President of KMB Design Group, has been elected to the board of directors of the New York State Wireless Association. Banks spearheads the executive development of KMB’s telecommunications business and is a recognized leader. He has… Continue »
As network build outs begin to taper off and subscribers take up LTE devices, carrier operating expenditures will surpass capital expenditures by 2015 according to a report released by iGR Market Research last week. “Most of the largest U.S. operators are already well advanced in their LTE network rollouts,” Iain Gilliott, president and founder of… Continue »
The Times-Protect LP-GPX-05-T lightning protector from Times Microwave Systems is a DC pass design for protection of GPS receivers requiring up to 5Vdc power to be supplied on the center pin for L1, L2 and L3 bands. While the RF path is DC blocked, the biased DC voltage protection circuit uses protection technology to provide… Continue »
