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Web tool helps optimize antenna placement on PCBs

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By Puja Mitra
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KYOCERA AVX has released Antenna Integrator Studio, a web-based RF engineering tool for antenna selection and PCB placement in wireless product designs. The tool allows engineers to enter PCB size, antenna count, target frequency bands and optimization priorities, then review candidate antenna positions with performance data including efficiency, return loss, peak gain and radiation patterns.
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Chiplets past, present, and future: how advanced packaging is shaping silicon

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By Joshua Rubin
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By Joshua Rubin, Advanced Packaging Technologist Q: Are chiplets simply an evolution of multi-chip modules (MCMs) from the 1990’s? A: In many ways, yes. Early multi-chip modules, such as IBM’s 9121 from 1991 and even earlier thermal conduction modules (TCMs) from the 1980s, already demonstrated heterogeneous integration, disaggregated architectures, and system-in-package (SiP) concepts. These designs combined CMOS static RAM (SRAM) cache chips and bipolar logic chips on complex ceramic substrates.
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The two problems standing between robots and the real world

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By Aimee Kalnoskas Verified
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Deepu Talla, VP of Robotics and Edge Computing at NVIDIA, laid out a clear-eyed framework for why physical AI hasn’t scaled yet, and what it’s going to take to change that. Sixty years of automation, and we still haven’t cracked it. That’s the opening provocation Deepu Talla brought to Advantech’s Edge AI Conference, and it’s worth sitting with for a moment. Industrial robots have been on factory floors since the 1960s.
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Release 20: Evolving 5G-Advanced while preparing the groundwork for 6G

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By Ghyslain Pelletier, Head of Radio Access and Senior Director of Wireless Standards at InterDigital 5G deployment continues its ascendancy worldwide, while attention is increasingly being given to the technologies that will profoundly shape the next generation of connectivity. From the vantage point of early 2026, we can predict that commercial 6G networks will be several years in the making; however, the groundwork is already progressing.
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16×16 Butler Matrix supports MIMO beamforming tests

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By Puja Mitra
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Spectrum Control has introduced the Weinschel™ 8401-16E 16×16 Butler Matrix, a passive beamforming network for MIMO systems and wireless test applications across 2.4 GHz to 7.125 GHz. The 16-input, 16-output architecture generates fixed orthogonal beams without active phase shifters, supporting repeatable beamforming, multi-channel validation and simulated OTA testing for Wi-Fi 6E, Wi-Fi 7 and other high-channel-count RF systems.
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Custom filtered connectors support per-pin loading

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By Puja Mitra
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Spectrum Control has introduced D-Sub Filtered Connectors as part of its Filtered Connector Express™ series, giving engineers a way to configure custom filtered connectors with per-pin selective loading through an online tool. The connectors are available in 9-, 15-, 25-, 37- and 50-pin shell sizes with four termination options and selectable filter types and capacitance, allowing filtering to be integrated at the connector entry point instead of using discrete components.
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Dual-channel RF SiPs target mmWave conversion

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By Puja Mitra
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Spectrum Control has introduced the SCi Blocks™ family of dual-channel block converter RF+ SiPs for high-channel-density RF and microwave systems. Available as a downconverter, upconverter or transceiver, the devices support 18 GHz to 26 GHz and 26 GHz to 40 GHz operation, include RF conversion, filtering, gain control, power regulation, RF detection and temperature monitoring, and provide 26 dB digital gain control in 0.5 dB steps with 300 ns attenuator settling and 1 µs band-select switching.
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Programmable clock generator supports PCIe Gen7 timing

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By Puja Mitra
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SiTime has announced the Chorus™ 2 programmable clock generator for systems that combine FPGAs, ASICs, GPUs and CPUs in AI, high-performance computing, networking and industrial platforms. The device can replace up to 8 or 12 discrete oscillators or clock signals with a single part, supports up to 20 custom configurations and offers up to 8 or 12 outputs with independent frequencies, including four independent spread spectrum clocks and PCIe Gen7 compliance.
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EPIC board supports 128GB DDR5 and PCIe 5.0

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By Puja Mitra
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The EPIC-PTH9 from AAEON is a 4-inch EPIC single-board computer built on Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors, offering up to 16 cores and 16 threads, configurable TDP from 25W to 65W and up to 180 TOPS from the CPU, Intel Arc B390 GPU and NPU for AI inference workloads.
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Space-grade clock generator provides six programmable outputs

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By Puja Mitra
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Microchip Technology has announced the DSA504RT, a radiation-tolerant six-output programmable clock generator for aerospace and defense systems that require stable timing when GNSS signals are weak or unavailable. The device integrates an analog PLL with spread spectrum capability, two fractional dividers, two integer dividers and six configurable output buffers, delivering jitter as low as 200 fs from 12 kHz to 20 MHz and supporting output formats including LVPECL, LVDS, HCSL and CMOS.
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