Knowledge Base
Wireless HVAC Control
HVAC control using wireless communication devices.
Power Solutions for Wireless
Power solutions to power wireless sites and equipment including remote site and backup power solutions.
Indoor Coverage
Improve in-building coverage for cellular 4G LTE, 5G NR, and Wi-Fi data networks.
Vehicle Wireless
Improve cellular coverage in Cars, RVs, Boats, and Service Vehicles..
Wireless IoT
Cellular and non-cellular based IoT
Long Range Wireless Links
Solutions for broadband wireless access including point-to-point and point-to-multipoint links.
Fixed Wireless Access
Fixed broadband access including private LTE/NR, e.g., CBRS network design.
Wireless Infrastructure
In-building/outdoor wireless infrastructure solutions for wireless monitoring and control.
Wireless Video
Wireless video backhaul transmission applications. Includes complete system design examples.
Radio Interoperability
In-building emergency communication systems and interoperability solutions.
Recent Articles
Fan Coil Units and Controllers
Fan control unit (FCU) uses a fan and a coil/s to heat or cool a room. Air fed to the FCU can be from the AHU’s duct work (when used with chillers) or directly from the room (without duct work). The FCU is usually found in HVAC systems of ...
Trane ComfortLink II HVAC Zoning System
A zoning system sets up zones in a home or business that can be heated or cooled using separate controllers. This is particularly important for multi-level buildings with heating and cooling issues, and can improve comfort and the HVAC system's ...
Wireless Modbus Applications
If you are a building manager in a medium-sized commercial building, you may have controllers, thermostats, sensors, and control panels that are wired for Modbus RTU, or BACnet MS/TP (Master-Slave/Token Passing) communication. When it comes to ...
Coaxial Cable Construction and Signal Transmission Characteristics
For RF installations requiring coaxial cables, it is usually preferable that you maintain the attenuation loss as low as possible. Cable runs for RF installations should be maintained as short as possible to ensure minimal signal loss. Coaxial Cable ...
Selecting a suitable Low Voltage Disconnect (LVD)
When selecting a low voltage disconnect (LVD) for a battery-powered application, there are several factors to consider. Some of the most important considerations include: Low Voltage Disconnect (LVD) Voltage threshold: The voltage threshold is the ...