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Economy spectrum analyser (15/11/2006)

... ease of use makes the MS2717A well suited for verifying RF components in 3G, TD-SCDMA, WiMAX, WiBro, and other wireless technologies that are now common in manufacturing environments.The MS2717A can also be configured to provide truly ...

Practical Techniques for Measuring Interference in Next-Generation Handsets (6/10/2006)

... ISDB-T in Japan, and S-DMB in Korea, are being integrated into handsets as a more economical alternative.When wireless technologies are integrated along with cellular functions into the small volume of a handset, interference between the ...

IICA hosts two-day symposium (16/08/2006)

... talking about industrial communication systems such as Foundation Fieldbus, industrial Ethernet, Profibus, wireless technologies and Modbus. The applications, features and advantages of each will be covered.Presenters are: Jonathon Sones from ...

Wireless technology for retirement homes (15/08/2006)

... time). It is robust against physical and electrical interference while co-existing in perfect harmony with other wireless technologies, including those operating in 2.4 GHz bands.Thanks to a European "Eureka" program with Switzerland, the ...

IICA to host 2-day symposium (10/08/2006)

... systems available for today's applications, such as Foundation Fieldbus, industrial Ethernet, Profibus, wireless technologies and Modbus - and the applications, features and advantages of each.On Wednesday, October 18, the subject will be ...

Want to know which bus to catch? (21/07/2006)

... industrial communications will talk on applications regarding Foundation fieldbus, industrial Ethernet, Profibus, wireless technologies and Modbus, among others.The second seminar, to be held on Wednesday 18 October, is entitled “Doing ...

Sunshine for Sydney (6/04/2006)

... particularly in the areas of emerging broadband high-speed networks, distributed computing, sensor networks and wireless technologies.The group is a participant in a number of key national research initiatives such as National ICT Australia, ...

Australian presence at next Consumer Electronics Show (13/03/2006)

... in Australia and the US, to ensure that the best of Australian technology companies, including those involved in wireless technologies, are showcased in this exhibition.”CES is one of the world’s largest technology tradeshows, which this year ...

UWB Forum, WiMedia Alliance committed to commercialising UWB (15/02/2006)

... principal analyst with West Technology Research Solutions, a market research firm exclusively covering emerging wireless technologies.“DS-UWB, being the technology that has reached this starting line first, is likely to dominate the ...

Phoenix Contact expands in U.S., China (19/01/2006)

... operation, he says. Design and manufacturing expansions in the U.S. facility will start with Ethernet and wireless technologies, since the U.S. company has led in development in these areas, Nehlig says. ODVA-based industrial networks and next ...

Qualcomm Pays $600M for OFDMA Player (19/01/2006)

... Internet protocol services, will complement Qualcomm’s Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) and other advanced wireless technologies, the company said."With this acquisition, Qualcomm will be in a stronger position to support advanced ...

ZigBee good, but not perfect fit for industrial applications (19/01/2006)

... to ARC, developers of products and solutions for industry are now choosing from among several wireless technologies, but only IEEE 802.15.4 has the very low-power consumption required by long-lived battery-powered industrial products. Most ...

Kudos & Klunkers (17/01/2006)

... lives. Today, more than 250 million people in the world live with hearing impairment, and companies are using wireless technologies to bridge the gap. For instance, Georgia Tech Research Institute and Marietta, Ga.-based Peacock Communications ...

Opportunities in RF/network convergence (17/01/2006)

... of Anritsu's 3600 employees worldwide focus on communications test. President Hiromichi Toda sees network and wireless technologies converging, and he is positioning measurement divisions in Japan, the US, and the UK to take full ...

IPWireless, Flarion Try to Crack Fortress Europe (17/01/2006)

... start-up technologies have had with penetrating the region.Still, Europe is also a leading marketplace for wireless technologies and many countries in the region have made available frequency bands – such as the 3G 2.1 GHz band and the 2.5 GHz ...

Law Enforcement Looks to the Skies (17/01/2006)

... aircraft avionic controls. The FAA currently is investigating, through an independent group, whether some new wireless technologies, such as picocell transmission, ultrawideband (UWB) and RFID tags, might affect airplane controls. The results of ...

Yamaha Tunes into Wi-Fi (17/01/2006)

... connection, according to Jim Presley, marketing manager for Disklavier.Yamaha designers considered a range of wireless technologies, both short range and wide area, but decided Wi-Fi best met its needs for indoor uses, enabling users to ...

Air Rage Could Ground Cell Phones (17/01/2006)

... with aircraft avionic controls. The agency currently is investigating, through an independent group, how some new wireless technologies such as picocell transmission, ultrawideband (UWB) and RFID tags might affect airplane controls. The results of ...

IT companies fight for UOW technology (17/01/2006)

... University of Wollongong's (UOW) Wireless Technologies Laboratory claims to be the only one of its kind in Australia working on ultrawideband (UWB).The Lab was established in early 2004 after UOW was successful in winning a research team ...

Broadcom Partners with Nintendo for Wireless Gaming Consoles (12/01/2006)

... got a thumbs up from market research firm In-Stat."The digital home of the future will increasingly include wireless technologies for their ease of use and consumer convenience," said Brian O'Rourke, a senior analyst there. "Integrated ...

Can WiMAX live up to the hype? (7/12/2005)

... the immediate future. In each of the market segments being targeted by WiMAX, there are competing wireline and/or wireless technologies, the market researcher noted. To gain adoption, WiMAX will either have to displace a competing technology or ...

Can WiMax live up to the hype? (21/11/2005)

... in the near term. In each of the market segments being targeted by WiMax, there are competing wireline and/or wireless technologies. To gain adoption, WiMax will either have to displace a competing technology or provide a supplementary ...

Can record water flow in metering applications to yield billing and usage data.

Water flow data logger (7/06/2005)

... can be downloaded directly to a PC via the RS232 interface, providing for remote access using GSM/GPRS/CDMA/1X wireless technologies for real-time reporting or web delivery via the internet. It incorporates SMS alarms and logic and calendar ...

4G vendors muscle in on mobiles (20/12/2004)

... solutions for those wanting an IP-based high-speed data component in the mobile network.A slew of wireless technologies are poised to join existing 2.5 and 3G platforms, according to the report, as 4G and NGN vendors find a healthy niche in ...

Electronic design automation software (25/10/2004)

... Wireless Technologies (IWT) has selected Agilent Technologies' Advanced Design System (ADS) electronic design automation (EDA) software and ultra-wideband (UWB) DesignGuide to help prove UWB design concepts for advanced design prototyping.IWT ...

Single-chip Bluetooth component (30/09/2004)

... RFMD's UltimateBlue Coexistence technology to address the interference issues when Bluetooth and 802.11 wireless technologies are collocated in the same device (such as a notebook PC). This allows users to operate Bluetooth and other 2.4GHz ...

Non-standard wireless (27/09/2004)

... a button to run-off documents without ever physically connecting to a network, courtesy of Bluetooth.These wireless technologies use the 2.4 GHz frequency—or more accurately 2.402 to 2.483 GHz broken into 75 1 MHz channels, with a 2 MHz lower ...

Non-standard wireless (22/09/2004)

PicoChip joins the WiMax Forum (30/03/2004)

... offers a processor platform product—the PC102—that is claimed to radically improve the economics of advanced wireless technologies such as WiMax and 3G, reducing cost and enabling flexibility for standards upgrades or new features.“We are ...

Taking the standard approach (16/03/2004)

... devices to communicate over various networks, including 802.11a/b/g, Bluetooth and other (as yet unspecified) wireless technologies.Intel has joined a dozen other companies, including Dell and HP, to form the Memory Implementers Forum – a ...