FIPS 140-2 and Wi-Fi Client Devices
FIPS 140-2 defines the U.S. federal government standard for modules that protect sensitive but unclassified information through cryptograph...
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The Hows & Why's of SAR Testing
Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR, is a measure of the heating value of radiated RF energy on human tissue.
Optimizing the 5 GHZ Band in a Hospital
As the traditional 2.4 GHz operating band for IEEE 802.11-compliant Wi-Fi wireless local area networks (LANs) becomes more crowded, network ...
The Connected Hospital: The Healthcare Landscape is Changing
With increasing hospital admissions, administrators are increasingly seeking to create models of healthcare deployment that provide value fo...
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Wi-Fi® Client Device Security and Compliance with PCI DSS
For most of today's retailers, solid Wi-Fi client device security is essential for compliance with the latest version of the Payment Card In...
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Industrial Designers: How We Integrate Antenna Designs
As products all around us become connected industrial designers are offering their unique skill sets to enhance wireless products.
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A Technical Overview of DECT ULE
With the introduction of the Ultra Low Energy (ULE) standard extension, DECT has become the ideal technology for home automation and securit...
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A High-Level Overview of Medical Body Area Networks
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has advanced its wireless health care agenda by adopting rules that will enable Medical Body Are...
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The Road Ahead for RED
When the RED was published, it specified a timeline for manufacturers of applicable wireless products to transition from the current Radio a...
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FCC Guidance for Incorporating Transmitter Modules
Transmitter modules enable a company to save time and money. The FCC allows modules to be used in multiple hosts without the need to approve...
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EMFS and Workplace Safety
Everyone in modern society is exposed to electric and magnetic fields (EMFs) that exist around all electric or electronic devices.
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Mind the Map
The wave of cellular technology for M2M applications has begun, and by 2018 nearly 20% of all cellular devices will be M2M specific! Utilizi...