RFS to feature breakthrough broadcast technology and announce photo contest winner at IBC2010

At IBC2010, RFS will reinforce its broadcast technology leadership by showcasing innovations for a digital world

Independent testing in China certifies the outstanding performance of RFS’ corrugated aluminum cable

RFS today announced that its CELLFLEX® Lite corrugated aluminum transmission lines has passed a series of rigorous tests conducted by China Telecommunication Technology Labs (CTTL), China’s most authoritative independent laboratories.

RFS secures TETRA wireless communications systems integration contract for the Beijing Metro Changping Line

RFS today announced that it has been selected as systems integrator for the Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA) wireless communications system along the Beijing Metro Changping Line.

RFS Enables Cost-effective Indoor Coverage for 3G Networks in India

Ubiquitous, high quality indoor coverage and capacity for new 3G networks in India can now be delivered more easily and cost-effectively with advanced indoor solutions from Radio Frequency Systems (RFS), the global wireless and broadcast infrastructure  [...]

West Coast USA: A kaleidoscope of contrast

01-Apr-2008 - REGIONS AND MARKETS

The geographic and demographic contrasts of the U.S.'s West Coast present a unique challenge to wireless communications providers. In a region known for fast take-up of new technology, demand for enhanced services is exceeded only by calls for low environmental-impact solutions.

The journey ahead for Brazil DTV

01-Apr-2008 - BROADCAST

As Brazil's transition to DTV forges ahead, local broadcasters and technology providers are meeting the country's unique DTV deployment challenges head-on. Here, RFS is playing a crucial role.

Aluminum: The light alternative

01-Apr-2008 - FEEDER SYSTEMS

The soaring price of copper has led to a re-evaluation of material selection in RF cables. Aluminum is emerging as a strong contender.

The focus is overlays

01-Apr-2008 - WIRLESS COMMUNICATIONS

Overlaying new wireless services in today's spectrally congested wireless landscape requires an intimate knowledge of a range of wireless technologies, coupled with advanced planning and deployment strategies.

RF filter fundamentals

01-Apr-2008 - WIRLESS COMMUNICATIONS

Filters are passive RF devices used to pass one or more frequencies, while rejecting one or more other frequencies. Their deployment is often an essential component of RF infrastructure. Filters are especially important where base transmitter stations are co-located, in which case they are used to both protect receivers from out-of-band signals and attenuate spurious transmitter emissions.