As RFOptic, we have been steadily growing by 30% year over year. At the beginning of this year, it became clear that our current offices did not have enough space for our thriving business and expanding staff. After scouting for suitable premises, we opted for relocating to a state-of-the-art building in the high-tech hub of…
1) 5G mmWave deployment will gain momentum Stand-alone (SA) 5G uses a new infrastructure to run 5G networks. This is important for smart devices and other use cases to gain high download speed, use high bandwidth, and achieve low latency. SA 5G is especially important for mmWave deployments. Currently sub-6 GHz 5G technology is becoming…
GPS timing signals are used in many applications from Cellular networks to Data centers. Typically, the GPS signal has to be transferred from the antenna to a control room. When this distance exceeds about 100 ft, coax cable can’t be used due to high signal losses. RFOptic provides its GPS Over Fiber solution that carries…
As mentioned in our latest newsletter, we have been very busy during Q1 of this year. Our R&D department has designed a new standard enclosure for our ODL solutions. This new design features an informative display with a keypad that provides a clear readout of the ODL state and allows rapid manual adjustments. The manual…
To meet the need of customers, we have launched our high-frequency Altimeter Optical Delay Line (ALT ODL) to provide a high-performance solution for testing and calibration of radar altimeter systems. The ALT ODL is part of the RFOptic’s family of Optical Delay lines. RFOptic’s ALT ODL unit is a compact solution, which provides superb signal…
An Optical Delay Line (ODL) is an electric-optic-electric instrument. It performs fixed time delay(s), between 0.01 and 250 μsec for RF signals up to 40GHz and more. The optical signal is transmitted into a long single-mode fiber, usually at a 1.55 micron wavelength or similar. Passing through the fiber and a series of optical switches, the…
Please note that due to the Jewish holidays, our offices will be closed during: Rosh HaShana (Jewish New Year): 18, 19 and 20 September 2020 Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement): 27 and 28 September, 2020 Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles): 2 and 3 October 2020 All other days, we will be working as normal.
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