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Today, DSL is the preferred access technology among broadband operators, using twisted-pair copper wiring originally only intended for telephony. The proven MoCA technology, using the existing and technically superior, in-house coaxial network is an exciting alternative to DSL. InCoax Networks has leveraged the MoCA home networking technology for use in multi-apartment buildings and building areas, providing 100 Mbps to each home today and Gbps t...

octoScope, Inc announced today that its wireless test product, octoBox has shipped to customers for wireless product production testing. Customers include iRobot Corporation, who is using octoBox to test wireless radios for its unmanned ground vehicles. In addition, at the RoboBusiness Leadership Summit, octoScope will demonstrate octoBox in booth ‘O’, Wednesday and Thursday, November 2nd and 3rd, 2011.

With a minimum gain of 12 dBi and 16 dBi TX, Astron's high gain FAH series UHF SATCOM antennas provide the ultimate in operation performance and reliability. The FAH-2432TR(H)-1 Transmit/Receive Antennas are installed at vital communication centers where high link margins are essential to meet the reliability criteria demanded by the Nation's highest priority message traffic.

In order to improve the efficiency of warehouse management, especially in a large warehouse, DAILY RFID has recently released an adjustable 2.4 GHz active RFID reader DL9130. By integrating this 2.4 GHz RFID reader into warehouse management system, warehouse management will get double results with half the effort.

Murata today announced the HFQPRAPCA series of RF wireless modules designed specifically for mobile phone applications and comprising a SAW filter, power amplifier and magnetic stabilizer. Believed to be the world’s first module to combine the three components as a single package, it measures just 6.6 x 3.8 x 1.0 mm and aids cellular phone engineers achieve a more integrated and compact design.

Hands-free information could stream across your contact lens, in a device that came one step closer to reality this week. In a new paper, University of Washington researchers demonstrated the safety of a prototype device tested in the eye of a rabbit. At the moment, the contact lens device contains only a single pixel of information, but the researchers say it is a proof of the concept that the device could be worn by a person. Eventually it coul...

Moxa has released the AWK-3131 and AWK-4131 series, two high-bandwidth 3-in-1 industrial wireless AP/bridge/clients that provide complete and secure wireless coverage both indoors and out. Both series are fully compliant with the IEEE 802.11n standard for a maximum bandwidth of 300 Mbps, and are backwards-compliant with existing 802.11 a/b/g deployments. The combination of expanded bandwidth and rugged industrial design exhibited by these new pro...

Texas Instruments Incorporated has announced a sub-1 GHz radio frequency (RF) value line plug-in-board for TI’s MSP430™ microcontroller LaunchPad development kit. The new 430BOOST-CC110L RF BoosterPack includes ETSI-compliant and FCC-certified modules to help speed development time, reduce certification costs and eliminate barriers associated with the RF hardware design process.

This omni-directional antenna provides operation over an ultra wide bandwidth from an incredibly small antenna size. This antenna is of value to a variety of organisations involved in monitoring and managing the RF spectrum. It is a versatile substitute for multiple antennas currently deployed in the Electronic Warfare and Surveillance communities.

New from Alpha Micro is the GainSpan GS1500M, a high-performance 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi module together with enabling support for peer-to-peer networking that is designed for embedded devices which require next generation Wi-Fi connectivity services, such as security cameras, home appliances and industrial control systems. The module makes it easy to add Wi-Fi connectivity to standard 8-32 bit microcontrollers and is aimed at plug-and-play integratio...