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Martin Rowe

Flexible PTP profiles ease the transition to 5G

March 13, 2024 By Martin Rowe

5G brought architecture changes that require synchronization. Depending on the location and network site, those timing requirements require different PTP profiles and PTP capacity.

Filed Under: Digital Edition Back Issue Tagged With: FAQ, microchip

Clock oscillator achieves 0.2 ppm frequency tolerance

February 16, 2023 By Martin Rowe Leave a Comment

Depending on temperature range, the SiT7910 Super TCXO from SiTime can attain frequency stability of less than 0.1 ppm. Clock oscillator circuits serve two functions. They provide a clock timing signal for digital circuits such as microprocessors and they keep track of time, often for time-stamping of events. While oscillators for digital circuits typically produce […]

Filed Under: Clocks & Timing, IoT, MEMS & Sensors, Oscillator, Telecommunications, Wireless Tagged With: SiTime

Mitigate mmWave test costs in 5G smartphones

May 3, 2022 By Martin Rowe

The economics of manufacturing test directly affect how you plan for the right number of test stations and test sites. Adding mmWave testing makes the difference.

Filed Under: Digital Edition Back Issue, FAQ, Featured Tagged With: teradyne

Orchestration at the edge reduces network latency

April 19, 2022 By Martin Rowe

Edge computing brings benefits to users by reducing network latency, thus improving services, but needs management orchestration. Here, we demonstrate how orchestration improves latency in an automotive edge-computing use case by reallocating network resources. Multi-access edge computing (MEC), commonly called “edge computing,” moves data processing to the edge of communication networks. Bringing computing close to…

Filed Under: Digital Edition Back Issue Tagged With: imec

Measurements show 5G improves latency in public networks

April 11, 2022 By Martin Rowe

Measurements on public networks at our facilities demonstrate how 5G’s lower latency compared to LTE can improve industrial applications.

Filed Under: Digital Edition Back Issue Tagged With: rohde&schwarz

5G Reshapes mobile RF design strategies

April 5, 2022 By Martin Rowe

Steep learning curves in RF mmWave antenna design demand collaboration and technology understanding beyond sub-6 GHz strategies.

Filed Under: Digital Edition Back Issue Tagged With: molex

How DPD improves power amplifier efficiency

February 22, 2022 By Martin Rowe

Digital predistortion compensates for an amplifier’s nonlinearities, letting it operate in its nonlinear region for maximum power efficiency.

Filed Under: Digital Edition Back Issue Tagged With: Benetel

Deploy and maintain an Open RAN network

June 7, 2021 By Martin Rowe

Open radio access networks offer advantages in locating network functions of proprietary RANs. Automation and orchestration let telecom networks do what computing networks have done for years.

Filed Under: Digital Edition Back Issue Tagged With: Altiostar

Our first 5G handbook awaits you

May 10, 2021 By Martin Rowe

5G Technology World and EE World present our first 5G handbook, digital edition.

Filed Under: Digital Edition Back Issue

DSS lets 5G and LTE share spectrum

May 10, 2021 By Martin Rowe

Dynamic spectrum sharing of 5G and LTE networks addresses the need for spectrum, particularly at mid-band frequencies. Here’s how it works.

Filed Under: Digital Edition Back Issue Tagged With: rohde&schwarz

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