Comprehensive Guide to Selecting 5G DAS Antennas for Public Safety With the rollout of 5G and the advancing wireless technology, public safety communications infrastructure is a necessity. To achieve reliable coverage, especially in times of emergencies, Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) play a crucial role. A DAS is a network of antennas that distribute radio and
The Need for Resilient Software in Critical Communication Systems On May 7, 2023, the 5,500-mile-long Colonial Pipeline was shut down and held hostage for six days by the hacker group, DarkSide. Approximately 45% of the East Coast relies on this pipeline to deliver fuel. Many critical operations had to scramble to meet their needs during
Leveraging Remote Monitoring for Predictive Maintenance in Industrial Settings In this rapidly evolving industrial scenario, remote monitoring is a cornerstone technology that allows continuous monitoring and assessment of equipment and systems from a distance. Remote monitoring underpins predictive maintenance, a strategic approach using data-driven insights to predict and prevent equipment failures before they occur. This
Image credit: Pixabay Indoor vs Outdoor Applications: What You Need to Know Radio frequency (RF) equipment is at the heart of modern life, from mobile internet and phone service to healthcare and public safety. Most of the time, these services just work, and we don’t even think about it. But if you take some
TX RX’s Quality Engineer becomes ASQ Certified and Promoted to Quality Manager TX RX is happy to announce that our Quality Engineer Jason Wesolowski is now ASQ certified and has been promoted to Quality Manager. A Certified Quality Engineer (CQE) is someone who has been examined by the American Society for Quality and
How the TX RX Team is Helping Future Engineers With graduation season upon us, we wanted to shout out two of our Engineer’s for playing an important role in the SUNY Buffalo State University’s Electrical Engineering Department. Ken Pokigo, CTO for TX RX and Jim Grotke, Applications Engineer for TX RX both have seats on
Donor Signal Integrity in In Building LMR Systems and Its Effect on Network Performance In building Land Mobile Radio systems
Noise Rise Is a Network Level Problem, Not a Single Site Issue Uplink performance in Land Mobile Radio systems is
LMR Systems Are Designed on Fixed Assumptions Every Land Mobile Radio system is designed around a specific set of physical
Why Environmental Temperature Swings Quietly Detune LMR Infrastructure Land Mobile Radio systems are typically designed and commissioned under controlled conditions.
Why LMR Systems Age Faster in Urban Environments Than Rural Ones Land Mobile Radio systems do not age uniformly. Urban