Questions & Answers on iot

Selected Tag :

Reset

Why is the 60 GHz Band not good for long-range communications?

Aug 17, 2017

At 60 GHz, Oxygen molecules in the atmosphere interact with the RF signals to cause significant attenuation. Due to this attenuation the 60 GHz band is not a good frequency to use for long-range radar...read more

Understanding Space Qualification of Electronic Components

Satellite Space

Editorial Team

Aug 25, 2020

Electronic components face a host of challenges while in space, from extreme temperature variation to space radiations. These harsh conditions mean that any Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) component c...read more

Challenges Faced by Electronic Components in Space

Satellite Space

Editorial Team

Aug 25, 2020

In the past couple of decades, we have witnessed ever-increasing activity in outer space. Various countries have vastly increased their space capabilities with better satellites that offer numerous be...read more

What is the difference between LTE Cat M1 and NB-IoT?

IoT LTE

Editorial Team

Jul 26, 2017

Both NB-IoT and LTE CAT M1 are Low Power Wide Area (LPWA) Technologies developed for IoT (Internet of Things) Applications. The Internet of Things will connect millions of devices to the internet. Unl...read more

What is LoRa?

IoT LoRa

Editorial Team

Dec 4, 2018

LoRa is a wireless technology that offers long range, low power and secure data transmission for M2M and IoT applications. LoRa is based on chirp spread spectrum modulation, which has low power charac...read more

What is the Impact of the Atmosphere on RF Signal Propagation?

RF Basics RF Propagation

Editorial Team

Aug 17, 2017

As we go higher up in frequency, the earths atmosphere starts to impact the propagation of RF signals. RF signals travelling in free space are effected by atmospheric attenuation. This attenuation in ...read more

What is difference between LTE and LTE-M?

IoT LTE

Editorial Team

Nov 10, 2018

LTE-M (also known as eMTC and Cat-M1) is a Low Power Wide Area Network (LPWAN) technology suitable for low-bandwidth IoT applications, published by 3GPP in 2016 in Release 13. LTE-M uses licensed spec...read more

What is 6G Technology?

5G 6G

Editorial Team

Aug 3, 2020

6G is the next generation of telecommunication which will be the successor to 5G. Although 5G deployment around the world is still in its initial phase, research on 6G has started taking place. 6G is ...read more

What is EC-GSM-IoT?

IoT

Editorial Team

Aug 17, 2017

EC-GSM-IoT stands for Extended Coverage GSM IoT. This is a low-power wide area (LPWA) cellular technology based on eGPRS and designed as a high capacity, long range, low energy cellular system for IoT...read more

What is the difference between LTE Cat NB1 and LTE Cat NB2?

IoT

Editorial Team

Jul 9, 2020

LTE Cat NB1, also known as Narrowband IoT (NB-IoT) is a Low Power Wide Area (LPWA) technology that has been developed to enable a wide range of devices to be connected to the internet using existing m...read more

What is a 0G Network?

IoT

Editorial Team

Nov 27, 2019

A 0G network is a low-cost, low-power wireless network designed to send or receive small messages between IoT devices. Sigfox is the initiator of the 0G network. Sigfox is a French company, that came ...read more

What is NB-IoT?

IoT

Editorial Team

Feb 7, 2023

NB-IoT or Narrowband IoT, also known as LTE Cat NB1 is a Low Power Wide Area (LPWA) Technology that has been developed by 3GPP for IoT Applications. It is a cellular LPWAN technology that uses existin...read more

Sigfox Frequency Bands

IoT

Editorial Team

Oct 5, 2017

SigFox technology has been developed specifically for IoT applications that need to transfer a small amount of data a few times a day while keeping costs and power consumption as low as possible. It o...read more

What is LTE Cat NB2?

IoT

Editorial Team

Jan 13, 2020

The 3GPP Release 14 has introduced an enhanced NB-IoT protocol and a new device category - NB2. The devices which are based on the 3GPP Release 14 enhanced NB-IoT protocol are called as LTE Cat NB2. T...read more

What is ZigBee® RF4CE?

Technologies ZigBee

Editorial Team

Jul 6, 2019

Radio Frequency for Consumer Electronics (RF4CE) is a radio frequency standard that was created for remote control devices for consumer electronics. The technology is based on 2.4 GHz IEEE® 802.15...read more

Bandpass Filter

Lowpass Filter

Highpass Filter

Band Reject Filter

Diplexer

Triplexer

Flexible

Attenuators

Bends

Circulators

Directional Couplers

Isolators

Phase Shifter

Rotary Joints

Straights

Termination

Transitions

Waveguide to Coax Adapters

Rigid PCB Quotes

Flexible PCB Quotes

PCB Assembly Quotes

PCB Design Quotes

PCB Repair Quotes

PCB Stencil Quotes

Questions & Answers on iot

Selected Tag :

Write an Article

Ask a Question

Quick Links

Tools & Resources

Popular Categories

Our Network

Registered User Benefits