Every wireless link or function has an antenna, of course, and the multiplicity of diverse antennas at a single installation or even buried in a product makes it especially difficult for RF engineers ...

The new antennas Envistacom is providing for the Army's Deployable Ku Band Earth Terminals will be capable of operating on Ku, Ka and X-Band frequencies, augmenting the Army's satellite communications ...

No audio available for this content. U-blox, a global provider of positioning and wireless communication technologies, has released the ANN-MB multi‑band active GNSS antennas, tailored specifically to ...

A promotional photo of the FM and DAB+ multiband antenna from Aldena. Aldena says it is the world’s first FM and DAB+ multiband antenna and it is now on the market. Following the IBC Show, the Italian ...

Police officers, sheriffs and other first responders are relying on a variety of wireless technologies today to perform their duties, including an increasing number of FirstNet and FirstNet-like ...

As capacity demand grows with 5G rollouts worldwide, increasing backhaul throughput is required. In order to provide high backhaul bandwidth as well as high availability, 5G networks are increasingly ...

Kymeta's ability to connect to both Ku- and Ka-band beams offers immediate and significant benefits - unlocking higher bandwidth, faster data rates, and more bits per second - for Land, Sea or Air · ...

Taoglas, the San Diego antenna specialist, has brought out active, multi-band GNSS antennas. Levity Series’ AHP24510 (L1/L2/L-Band) and AHP54510 (L1/L5/L-Band) directional patch antennas are optimized ...

We are featuring the products that won the Radio World Best of Show Award at the 2025 IBC Show. Winners were chosen by a panel of engineers and RW editorial staff for their innovation, feature set, ...

Recent announcements from aeronautical antenna manufacturers about the development of terminals that will be interoperable with multiorbit satellite constellations suggest a trend toward providing ...

Along with traditional C2 functions, autonomous applications such as unmanned surface and aerial vehicles require strong, reliable connectivity to operate and be competitive on the battlefield, Kymeta ...