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Today's PolicyTracker story: Germany's Bundesnetzagentur has decided to extend licences for spectrum in the 800 MHz, 1800 MHz and 2.6 GHz bands for five years until 2030 when the spectrum will be awarded alongside other bands (700, 900, 1500 and 1800 MHz) policytracker.com/germany-opts-t…

In the world of home networking, understanding the difference between the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi bands can significantly impact your online experience. This guide helps navigate these differences and make a decision on which band to use in your home. #TechLanes #Networking

Fun day portable despite very wet and windy weather! #UKuG #mmWave #RSGB #MayUHF contest. Pleased with 8.5 contacts: 4 #24GHz , 3 #47GHz and 1.5 #76GHz with local stations. Some work to do to improve for next time! Took #10GHz but abandoned after 1 QSO due to rain!! #GHz_Bands

Finally 3.4GHz TVTR on test. 20W out no problem. Just need some labels to remember what goes where then out for a field trial if I can find another human to work! #ghz_bands

Some new to me lab additions.

10W and 30W attenuators for the high GHz bands will be good companions for my power meters.

Patchwork fun with a “Franco” SU-02 10GHz PCB.
The pieces now all fit together nicely in the enclosure and the PSU still works. Now to see if I can get the rest of it working again without any devices letting the magic smoke out. 🤞
Fun on the #GHz_Bands

UK regulator Ofcom is consulting on the regulations that will implement its decisions on the design for the upcoming auction of millimetre wave (mmWave) spectrum in the 26 GHz and 40 GHz bands. The deadline for comments is 8 July ofcom.org.uk/consultations-…

The companies last month announced that they had achieved ultra high speed 100 Gbps transmissions in the 100 GHz & 300 GHz bands at distances of up to 100 metres. That speed is approximately 20 times faster than the maximum 4.9 Gbps data rate of current 5G networks.

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The new 6G device protype, reported to be 20 times faster than 5G, has been developed by a group of Japanese telecom firms. It was discovered that the device could achieve high speeds by using the 100 gigahertz (GHz) and 300 GHz wireless bands.

#6g #prototype #TechInnovation

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Japan's 🇯🇵 6G technology operates in the 100 GHz to 300 GHz bands.(100meter test )
Transmit data at 100Gbps,which is up to 20 times faster than 5G.
Collaboration:The development was a joint effort by Japanese firms including DOCOMO, NTT Corporation, NEC Corporation, and Fujitsu.

#Japan 's consortium launched a 20x faster #6G prototype (100 Gbps) using 100 & 300 GHz bands. Challenges: signal distance, penetration, and infrastructure. Real-time holographic comm. possible with 6G.
#technology #TechNews #network

This looks like a real photo - a Russian MBT has piled 'everything' for EW protection against drones - 'antennas in the 800/900/2.4/5.8 MHz and GHz ranges, added blocks for the 700-1000 bands, plus a generator and battery.' t.me/dva_majors/391…

This GHz band stuff is basically plumbing with extra electronics isn't it?

Huawei #eKitEngine AP361 is a compact #WiFi6 AP for indoor use, supporting 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands, ideal for SMEs like offices, hospitals, and schools, offering high bandwidth and cost-effective deployment. bit.ly/AP361 #HUAWEIeKit

Advanced linear-accelerator technology developed at CERN will be used to develop a compact X-ray free-electron lasers (XFELs) to be the first hard XFEL based on 12 GHz X-band technology, which originated from research for CLIC.

X-Band LASERS have a seat.

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If you’re having WiFi issues:

I had issues during Covid remote work era. Signals were fine, ISP was fine, but interference was the issue.

If you’re using a bad ISP like PTCL, switch if you can.

If you’re using 2.4GHz routers, invest in better dual band routers. 2.4 GHz gets