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To comply with evolving 5G standards, higher data rates (and greater bandwidth), lower-latency network accesses, and more energy-efficient implementations are needed.
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In a nutshell: More wireless IS the future.
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Ken Karnofsky, Senior Strategist for Signal Processing Applications at MathWorks, examines 5G trends for 2016.
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The octoBox Wireless Testbed from octoScope completely isolates an access point and a client from ambient RF interference.
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Engineers have wide-ranging opinions about their profession, so here are a few written responses that did not appear in the final draft of the survey.
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Companies that stay on the leading edge of the latest 5G research and those who integrate the right mix of available technologies into their networks will lead the way in the ...
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Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 802.15.4, Z-Wave, and DECT technologies, among others, can meet specific needs for developers across the IoT spectrum.
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Evolutionary leaps in the communications arena seem to be an annual event. “Softwarization” and a ramped-up IoT could be two of this year’s paradigm shifters.
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Qualcomm still leads the pack in a cellular-baseband-processor market that saw just a 2.5% y/y climb in Q1 2014.