From M2M to SGP.32: How should operators approach the IoT eSIM landscape? As eSIM adoption matures, the boundaries between different types of device provisioning are being redefined, particularly in the enterprise IoT market. This shift isn’t about smartphones or smartwatches, but about provisioning industrial-grade devices like smart meters, asset trackers, and connected infrastructure. And while...
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New Taoglas Thunder Integrated Directional 868 + 915 MHz Antenna for LoRa Devices Integrated Directional 868 + 915 MHz Antenna for LoRa Devices LoRa Antenna System Wall / Pole mount antenna IP67 rated waterproof enclosure Connector: RJ45 Dimensions: 292 x 486 x 110 mm RoHS and Reach Compliant Integrated Directional 868 +915 MHz Antenna with...
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0908SQ Series RF Inductor by Coilcraft The 0908SQ Series from Coilcraft are Square Air Core Inductors with inductance values from 8.1 to 27.3 nH. They have self-resonant frequencies (SRF) from 2.5 to 5.2 GHz, a DC resistance of less than 10 milli-Ohms, and can handle an RMS current of up to 4.4 A. These inductors have high...
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50V-20 Fixed Attenuator by Inmet by Spectrum Control The 50V-20 from Inmet by Spectrum Control is a Fixed Attenuator with Frequency DC to 50 GHz, Attenuation 20 dB, Power 2 W, Length 28.4 mm, Operating Temperature 0 to 55 Degree C. Tags: Connectorized. More details for 50V-20 can be seen below. Product Details Part Number: 50V-20 Manufacturer:...
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Beamforming a New Era: How Qorvo is Powering the Future of SATCOM The satellite communications (SATCOM) landscape is undergoing a seismic shift. With the rise of low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite constellations—like Starlink, OneWeb and Amazon’s Kuiper—demand is surging for ground terminals that can deliver high-speed, low-latency connectivity on a global scale. At the forefront of this...
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RF Signal Quality Measurements: Third-Order Intercept Point (IP3) and Power at 1 dB Compression (P1dB) Introduction to Nonlinear Effects: Harmonics and Intermodulation Products RF signal quality is a key concern when building an RF system. Most RF systems and are designed and built to operate in the linear range. The linear range is the region...
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Four Top Reasons Your GNSS and Cellular Antenna Performance is Suffering Even best-in-class GNSS and cellular antennas can’t overcome integration that undermines their capabilities. Here are four top pitfalls to avoid when designing a device — all based on real-world products that Taoglas engineers have helped optimize. The PCB is Too Small, the Wrong Shape,...
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Maximizing GNSS Antenna Performance: Integration Tips for Engineers Timing is everything. So is location, especially in navigation. But both are nothing without reliable GNSS signals. Achieving that reliability is particularly challenging in asset trackers, fitness wearables, drones, and other devices that must be compact, lightweight, oddly shaped, inexpensive, low power, or all of the above....
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Menlo Micro Hits One-Millionth Ideal Switch® Shipment, Setting New Standard for Switch Technology Performance and reliability of MEMS-based Ideal Switch® drive adoption across multiple high-growth markets -- IRVINE, Calif., November 20, 2025 Menlo Microsystems, Inc. (Menlo Micro), the company setting a new standard for switches in modern electrical and electronic systems, has announced the shipment of...
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AMM2-0020UH RF Amplifier by Marki Microwave The AMM2-0020UH from Marki Microwave is a Distributed Amplifier that operates from 10 MHz to 20 GHz. It delivers a saturated output power of more than 23 dBm with a small signal gain of 29 dB and has reverse isolation of 60 dB. This high-gain amplifier requires a DC supply from...
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