Supply Chains—From Henry Ford to Artificial Intelligence
Supply chains are based on multiple organizations, processes, and evolving technologies. However, with increased supply chain complexity comes challenges.
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II-VI FCBG110SD1Cx SFP+ Active Optical Cables
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Understanding Ever-Evolving EV Applications Present Challenges
The road to a fully autonomous vehicle is made up of incremental stages. Its primary premise is built on data driving all decisions previously made by humans.
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Track Assets with these LoRaWAN® Solutions
A Long Range Wide Area Network (LoRaWan) can cast a wide communications net, which leads to more effective wireless monitoring and management.
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EMC/EMI Shielding Explained
EMC/EMI shielding is essential to every electronics product in this interconnected wireless world. We take you back to the basics of EMC/EMI shielding
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Autonomous Vehicle Communications: Who will Win the Prize?
The Internet of Things is certainly creating competition for the mantle of connecting "everything, everywhere, all the time". The cellular industry is pitted against Low-Power Wide Area Networks...
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Broadcom AFBR-59FxZ Compact 650nm Transceivers
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How Ethernet Technology is Shifting Modern Markets 40 years After its Inception
In today's markets, Ethernet technology is drastically changing the dynamics of how we efficiently transfer data. Ethernet PHYs are integrated into ev
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Three Things You Should Know About Ethernet PHY
The evolution of Ethernet is fascinating. More than 40 years ago, Robert Metcalfe was asked to create a local area network (LAN) for the storied Palo
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TDK-Lambda RFE1600 Power Supplies
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The Impetus Behind Advances in Industrial and Embedded Optical Communications
There is an insatiable demand for ever-greater communications bandwidth in industrial and embedded computing settings where distance, low power and small configurations matter. Specific enabling...
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Looking to the Past for Today's High-Reliability, Low-Cost Connections
Reliable yet low cost connectors developed for the Telco industry, available from many manufacturers, are perfect for many military, medical, instrumentation, and industrial applications.
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Older Forms of Communication are Alive and Well
Communication workhorses in the industry have been around since the always-underestimated, industrious Neanderthals first used serial and parallel com
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Emerging Cloud-Computing-Oriented Communications Architectures Drive New Fiber-Optic Communications Applications
The demand for increased communication bandwidth is driving the development of new network structures and associated cloud computing architectures.
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Amateur Space Exploration: CubeSats
When Sputnik launched in 1957, it contained four antennas that transmitted a very simple radio signal that allowed the satellite to be tracked. Fast f
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Communications in Space: A Deep Subject
Transmitting and receiving radio signals between spacecraft in deep space is a snap compared with getting those signals back to Earth, especially when the spacecraft is 120 billion miles away.
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A Day at the Beach- on 10 Meters
If you're a ham and haven't been active for a while, I have the just the ticket: Get involved with someone who just got the bug (no pun intended), and
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See the History of RF Engineering in this Large Old Magazine Archive
On Oct. 31, 2013, Broadcast Engineering, a publication I've been reading for 20 years, closed its doors. The company chose to throw in the towel rathe
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Year End Project Puts Sights and Sounds into Perspective
My telecoms class had an end of the year project. You know it is interesting how you do not really think about all you have learned and how fascinatin
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End-to-End Communications with Advanced Fiber Optic Technologies
TE can provide end-to-end communication solutions for optimized performance at increasingly higher data rates.
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