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The National Physical Laboratory (NPL) is working in collaboration with the European Space Agency's (ESA) Navigation Innovation Support Programme (NAVISP) and the UK Space Agency (UKSA) to develop the next generation of Position, Navigation and Timing (PNT) technologies.

Keysight Technologies introduces RFPro Circuit, a next-generation radio frequency (RF) simulation tool targeting the complex, multi-physics requirements of today’s RF integrated circuit (RFIC) designers.

Digitisers and AWGs by Spectrum Instrumentation are at the heart of the new spectrometer instruments.

SweGaN AB, a European semiconductor manufacturer specialising in the development and production of high-performance Gallium Nitride on Silicon Carbide (GaN-on-SiC) epitaxial wafers, announced it has entered into a strategic partnership with South Korea-based RFHIC Corporation.

Pasternack has announced the launch of its newest product lines: phase shifters and continuously variable attenuators, both featuring an intuitive dial design.

Global EMC solutions provider EMIS announces the availability of the MF410 series of Single Phase Two Stage EMI Filters which provide superior performance when used in applications with low impedance loads creating pulsed, continuous or intermittent interference noise and where high levels of mains borne interference may be present.

Model 75PA-123-xx is a 75 Ohm attenuator assembly from JFW Industries. It is available with 1 to 16 attenuators.

TU Wien researchers have unveiled a novel method of data storage that utilises holographic techniques, diverging from traditional digital or hard disk storage methods.

Saelig has announced the Siglent SSG6000A Series Microwave Signal Generators, with an output frequency range from 100kHz to 13.6/20/40 GHz.

Pasternack has unveiled a new series of waveguide power dividers. The lineup of waveguide power dividers showcases an array of sizes, such as WR-90, WR-51, WR-34, WR-28, and WR-22, ensuring they meet the needs of various applications across a broad spectrum.