Published on: 2016-10-12 05:20:17
I think you should check out this post I found for this blog. Read it here – In quest for one terabit per second wireless, radio returns to its roots
With smartphones glued to our hands providing ready access to the sum of humanity’s knowledge and cat videos, the world as a whole is chewing through serious amounts of data. Researchers are using infrared , the UHF spectrum , and mm-wave transceivers to find faster and more efficient ways to transmit that information, and now a team at Rice University is taking inspiration from the very first radios in the quest to achieve blistering wireless data transfer rates of 1 terabit per second. .. Continue Reading In quest for one terabit per second wireless, radio returns to its roots Category: Telecommunications Tags: Radio Rice University Wireless Related Articles: New record for wireless data transmission set at 6 Gbps Full-duplex radio integrated circuit could double radio frequency data capacity There is a way to use dying UHF channels for ‘super Wi-Fi’ data connections World’s first fully digital radio transmitter built purely from microprocessor technology Full duplex radio technology developed that doubles speed of existing wireless networks New chipset delivers Wireless Digital Video
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In quest for one terabit per second wireless, radio returns to its roots