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Fairview Microwave has introduced a complete line of mini-DIN 4.1/9.5 adapters intended for use in applications requiring low passive intermodulation (PIM) performance such as cell sites or indoor/outdoor distributed antenna systems (DAS). Mini-DIN adapters used in RF applications are similar in design to 7/16 DIN connectors, but have a more compact body and offer more… Continue »
The Harmony Eband from DragonWave is a compact all-outdoor radio designed to use untapped spectrum. By operating in lightly used 70/80 GHz spectrum, the Harmony Eband can be deployed in areas where traditional frequencies have limited availability. The Harmony Eband delivers up to 4 Gbps (2.5 Gbps uncompressed) of capacity per link. By combining high… Continue »
The Ground Resistance Tester Models 6416 and 6417 from AEMC measure ground rod and grid resistance and impedance without the use of auxiliary rods. Clamp-on ground resistance testers can be used in multi-grounded systems without disconnecting or de-energizing the ground system under test it. The Models 6416 and 6417 simply clamps around the grounding electrode… Continue »
Aero Com- munications has acquired Mill City TEC, a provider of wireless network construction and maintenance services, expanding the company’s footprint and its telecom infrastructure services in the upper Midwest and enhancing its cell tower construction services for wireless network operators. Mill City, headquartered near Minneapolis, supplies network construction services to wireless network operators, including… Continue »
Aeroflex has acquired Shenick Network Systems, a provider of virtual testing for next generation software defined networking, cementing a relationship that began two years ago. The two companies have been partnering to enhance the capabilities of Aeroflex’s wireless infrastructure test products. “Shenick provides Aeroflex with next generation technology in the rapidly growing virtual test market,”… Continue »
In light of the 13 deaths in 2013 and four deaths so far this year, OSHA has sent a letter to tower industry employers, imploring them to follow procedures for keeping tower climbers safe. The letter said that penalties would be increased for OSHA rule violations and that investigations would look harder at multi-company sites… Continue »
