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Honda Showcases Automated Vehicle Testing Program at Gomentum Station

Jun 6, 2016

Honda is showcasing its automated vehicle testing program at GoMentum Station in the US. GoMentum Station features 20 miles of paved roadway on a 5,000-acre site situated in the decommissioned zone of the Concord Naval Weapons Station ...

Tags: Honda, Automated Vehicle

EMC System in Australia The Product Is Divided Into Three Levels

Apr 11, 2014

EMC system in Australia the product is divided into three levels, the supplier in the sales level II, level III products must be registered in the ACA to apply for the use of C-Tick mark. Level of a product refers to the use of radio ...

Tags: C-TICK Certification, C-TICK, certification

LTE Is The Globally Embraced Standard Behind Today's Top-of-The-Line 4G Smartphones

Jan 6, 2014

Have you ever called your cellphone carrier to report poor signal strength? Sure you have. And did that carrier do anything significant to fix the problem? Of course it didn't—unless you live in South Korea. "I guarantee ...

Tags: mobile traffic, 4G, LTE-Advanced technology, wireless networks

GPR Is a Non-Destructive Testing Method Used to Collect High Resolution Sub-Surface Images

Dec 23, 2013

Ground-penetrating radar or GPR is a non-destructive testing method used to collect high resolution sub-surface images. The modern-day equipment finds application in a number of industries to collect sub-surface images without any harmful ...

Tags: Penetrating Radar, Testing Method

Fujitsu Presented Details of a High-Sensitivity Receiver Chip

Oct 23, 2013

At the Compound Semiconductor IC Symposium (CSICS 2013) in Monterey, CA on 13 October, Japan's Fujitsu Ltd and Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd presented details of a high-sensitivity receiver chip they have developed that, it is reckoned, will ...

Tags: Fujitsu InP HEMT, Electrical, Electronics

Taking Internet to The Next Level with Li-Fi

Oct 22, 2013

Chinese scientist might have just opened doors for a technology revolution by claiming to have successfully connected four computers to the internet through the use of a one-watt LED bulb, according to a report by Xinhua News. Scientists ...

Tags: LED, Li-Fi

Mobile Networks Have Been Left Outraged at Ofcom's Decision to Increase The Fees

Oct 12, 2013

Mobile networks have been left outraged at Ofcom's decision to increase the fees that they should pay for mobile spectrum that they have acquired. The communications regulator published a consultation on revising annual licence fees for ...

Tags: Mobile networks, Computer Products

Clearance of The Airwaves Will Be Completed by Regulators Today

Aug 2, 2013

Clearance of the airwaves earmarked for 4G mobile broadband will be completed by regulators today, enabling new 4G services to launch in the UK. Communications regulator Ofcom said that a large section of radio spectrum previously used ...

Tags: 4G, software, Computer Products

Microsoft Is Expanding The Push for So-Called "White Spaces" Broadband to South Africa

Aug 2, 2013

Microsoft is expanding the push for so-called "white spaces" broadband to South Africa, where it will help to deploy the technology in a pilot project serving five primary and secondary schools. The pilot project is aimed at getting ...

Tags: White Spaces, software

The U.S. FCC Has Approved The $21.6 Billion Acquisition of Sprint

Jul 10, 2013

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has approved the $21.6 billion acquisition of Sprint by Japanese telecommunications group Softbank, saying it promises to bring consumers faster and more advanced wireless broadband Internet ...

Tags: softbank, service, economy, Computer Products

Dish Network Has Dropped Its Offer to Buy Clearwire

Jun 26, 2013

Dish Network has dropped its offer to buy Clearwire, probably clearing the path for a strengthened Sprint Nextel to complete its takeover of the struggling but spectrum-rich mobile operator. Both SoftBank's US$21.6 billion acquisition of ...

Tags: Dish, Clearwire, Bidding

The Successful Results of New Wi-Fi Testing

Jun 13, 2013

Ruckus Wireless, Inc. and Globalstar, Inc., (OTCBB: GSAT) today announced the successful results of new Wi-Fi testing that used a combination of unlicensed spectrum in the Industrial Scientific Medical (ISM) band and Globalstar's licensed ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics, Electronics

Clearwire Looks Set to Continue for at Least Another Two Weeks

May 30, 2013

The tug-of-war over Clearwire looks set to continue for at least another two weeks as the struggling mobile operator postponed a special shareholder meeting once again to consider Dish Network's latest bid. On Wednesday, Dish boosted its ...

Tags: Clearwire, Dish Network

The Introduction of EMI EMC Filters

May 20, 2013

Electromagnetic interference or EMI is a magnetic interference caused by an electronic device. This interference degrades or damages the integrity of a component or signal and alters the functionality of electronic equipment. ...

Tags: EMI EMC Filters, Processing Machinery

Bandwidth-Hungry Services and 3DTV Should Be Distributed Via Cable or Satellite

May 9, 2013

Europe's telecom network operators on Tuesday said that bandwidth-hungry services like UHDTV (ultra high definition television) and 3DTV should be distributed via cable or satellite instead of competing with other services for spectrum. ...

Tags: Bandwidth-Hungry Bandwidth-Hungry, Spectrum

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