Articles by John Oncea

  1. A Look At AMTA 2024 10/10/2024

    AMTA 2024 is coming soon. Let’s take a look at this year’s event.

  2. From Deep Space To Hollywood: Unraveling RF Mysteries 10/9/2024

    Let’s take a look at three RF stories: FRB 20220610A's distant origin, GPM J1839-10's puzzling behavior, and the complex history of frequency hopping, challenging Hedy Lamarr's invention claim.

  3. A Look Inside Space University 10/8/2024

    The University of Central Florida, better known as SpaceU, is collaborating with NASA on the Artemis program, focusing on lunar research, technology, and workforce development.

  4. Power Electronics, Elderly Service Robots, And … William Shatner? 10/3/2024

    Service robots assist humans in various tasks, enhancing efficiency and safety across sectors. They use power electronics for energy management, motor control, and battery management.

  5. How LunaNet Will Bring Internet-Like Capabilities To The Moon 10/2/2024

    NASA’s return to the Moon brings with it many challenges, including the development of communications, navigation, and networking capabilities. The development of LunaNet will help meet these challenges.

  6. How 5G Changed Cables, Connectors, And Interconnect Solutions 9/25/2024

    The rise of 5G is changing the way we use cables, connectors, and interconnect solutions. Here’s now.

  7. Scientists Engineer Groundbreaking Quantum Antenna In Diamond 9/19/2024

    Researchers have developed a quantum optical antenna providing a tool to create entirely new research areas.

  8. How GaN Is Improving Space Exploration 9/17/2024

    As the space industry expands, GaN will play an increasingly crucial role in enabling more ambitious and efficient space missions.

  9. AI And RF: Regulations Coming Soon? 9/11/2024

    AI in RF enhances performance but lacks comprehensive regulation. The U.S. has federal orders and state laws, while global efforts emerge. The industry must stay informed as regulations evolve.

  10. How NOAA Is Using Microwaves To Measure Tides 9/10/2024

    Tides can have a marked effect on maritime-related activities. NOAA is using microwave radar water level sensors to measure water levels around the nation and help ensure that those activities are safe.