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Non-terrestrial networks (NTNs) composed of unmanned aircraft (HAPS) or artificial satellites equipped with telecommunication equipment are gaining attention as part of a new mobile communications network infrastructure for the age of Beyond 5G/6G. This article describes the configuration, features, advantages, and trends in NTNs.
An introduction to LoRaWAN, a type of LPWA wireless communication featuring wide-area and long-distance communication as well as low speeds and low power consumption, which can construct networks that are not mediated by a cellular base station and do not require a radio station license.
An introduction to LoRaWAN, a type of LPWA wireless communication featuring wide-area and long-distance communication as well as low speeds and low power consumption, which can construct networks that are not mediated by a cellular base station and do not require a radio station license.
We have attempted in this article to provide the basic knowledge necessary to understand wireless communication together with technical aspects. This article is aimed at beginners who need wireless knowledge and those who are interested in communication itself.
We have attempted in this article to provide the basic knowledge necessary to understand wireless communication together with technical aspects. This article is aimed at beginners who need wireless knowledge and those who are interested in communication itself.
Low-Power Wide-Area (LPWA) is wireless communication technology that features low power consumption and wide-area and long-distance communication. Although the amount of communication data is small, communication over 10 km is possible. LPWA is attracting attention as the fundamental technology behind the Internet of Things (IoT) and Machine-to-Machine (M2M) technologies in the smartification of factories, logistics, agriculture, housing, life infrastructure, and other facilities. We explain in this article LPWA utilization examples and Murata Manufacturing’s LPWA modules.
Low-Power Wide-Area (LPWA) is wireless communication technology that features low power consumption and wide-area and long-distance communication. Although the amount of communication data is small, communication over 10 km is possible. LPWA is attracting attention as the fundamental technology behind the Internet of Things (IoT) and Machine-to-Machine (M2M) technologies in the smartification of factories, logistics, agriculture, housing, life infrastructure, and other facilities. We explain in this article LPWA basic knowledge.
UWB is the abbreviation for Ultra-wideband. UWB wireless communication is wireless communication that uses the ultra-wideband frequency bandwidth. Its main feature is that it enables high-precision positioning. UWB wireless communication has spread to consumer equipment in recent years. For example, UWB wireless communication is being equipped to smartphones to prevent loss and for other purposes and is being equipped to smart keys of luxury cars. It is expected that UWB wireless communication will spread to many fields in the future. We explain here about the features, history, uses, and other elements of this UWB wireless communication.
In the Beyond 5G/6G era coming after 5G, autonomy and scalability, etc. are expected as new forms of value in addition to improvements in communication speeds, capacity, the number of simultaneous connections, and reliability, as well as low latency and power consumption reduction. One technology for realizing these new forms of value is the utilization of "terahertz waves."
The "contactless" trend that reduces opportunities for contact with people and objects has gained strength throughout society. Against this backdrop, the term "touchless economy," which indicates contactless economic activities, is also attracting attention.
