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Wireless Communication

Wireless communication (or just wireless, when the context allows) is the transfer of data between points without the need of an electrical conductor or optical fiber. The most common wireless technologies use radio waves.

Qualcomm QCA-6310 MAC Baseband Transceiver

It communicates using the 802.11ad protocol over an IF signal at 15 GHz. The QCA6335 chipset when combined with the QCA6310 chipset can communicate over the 60 GHz unlicensed fr...

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Wireless Communication LTE 5G

5G technology boasts marginally higher transfer rates as compared to its predecessors, and is used in a variety of applications nowadays. With the increased bandwidth that 5G allows, it has opened up potential for new innovations in areas which require large amounts of data transfers, like IOT and remote control of industrial processes.

Wireless Communication NB-IoT Solutions

NB-IoT (Narrowband-IoT) is a form of wireless communication, boasting long range capabilities, while at the same time consuming low power, allowing for longer battery life. However, the low power usage also means that NB-IoT transmissions mainly consists of small-scale transmissions.