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In our last post we discussed the ultra-brief pulses that make UWB’s RF behavior unique. In this post, we’ll look at the UWB protocol itself, and the relationship between throughput and power usage.
For a technology that inherently involves transmissions with very wide bandwidths, it might be counterintuitive to learn that its transmissions are brief and latency can be so low. We’ll explain why.
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Akron, Ohio – August 2, 2021 – Laird Connectivity, a global leader in wireless technology, today announced a partnership with KORE , a global leader...
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Introduction – What’s Your Data? For OEMs of legacy equipment, the race is already on to find ways to capitalize on the wealth of valuable data already inherent in their existing...
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By: Stephanie Lubrano, Marketing Communications Specialist Laird recently featured an article, "BLE and Beacon Technology: Great Potential in the Medical Market" , in the February issue of ...