Communications
NeoMesh now offered in four ways
Customers have a wide choice now of how they want to use and receive the ultra-low-power NeoMesh bi-directional wireless mesh networking protocol stack from NeoCortec.
Daisy-Chain SPI implementation with Quad AnalogPAK ICs
In this article, Renesas explores an efficient and scalable SPI-based design that connects four SLG47011 ICs in a daisy-chain configuration.
Hitachi bring steam locomotives to the 21st century
In a historic first for the railway industry, testing of a steam locomotive fitted with Hitachi Rail’s European Train Control System (ETCS) in Level 2 has been completed successfully on the Cambrian line in Wales.
Wi-Fi 7 FEMs conserve power consumption
In stock at authorised distributor Mouser Electronics are the newest Wi-Fi 7 front end modules (FEM) from Qorvo.
EU invests €6 million for smart factory networks
A new project is developing an ultra-fast, energy-efficient industrial internet using light-speed lasers and next-generation flexible and adaptable wireless to power future smart factories.
Anritsu and MVG collaborate on OTA measurement solution
Anritsu has announced a new solution that combines Microwave Vision Group's (MVG) multi-probe OTA (Over The Air) test systems with Anritsu's Wireless Connectivity Test Set MT8862A to support IEEE 802.11be (Wi-Fi 7) OTA measurements.
ETRI develops indoor-penetrable RIS technology
Accurate and flexible measurement environments are becoming essential in the research of Reconfigurable Intelligent Surface (RIS) technology, which is gaining attention as a next-generation high-frequency communication solution.
Amplifier with tenfold bandwidth opens up for super lasers
The rapidly increasing data traffic is placing ever greater demands on the capacity of communication systems.
L2Tek introduces low-cost Single Lambda 100G transceivers
L2Tek announced the availability of cost-effective, high-performance 100G optical transceiver modules for IP-based production and long-distance UHD video distribution.
Toshiba 4-bit bus transceivers enable low-voltage level shifting for common protocols
Toshiba has launched three new dual-supply bus transceivers that can be used for level translation in electronic industrial, consumer, and enterprise systems featuring the widely used communications interfaces like UART and SPI.