NASA and Fortify are working together to create more accessible, low-cost 3D printed antennas with electromagnetic properties ...

Sixth-generation, or 6G, cellular networks are the next step in wireless communication, and electromagnetic terahertz waves ...

The bulk of the 3D-printed antenna uses a low electrical resistance, tunable, ceramic-filled polymer material. Using a printer supplied by Fortify, the team had full control over several of the ...

For the demonstration, engineers from NASA’s Near Space Network designed and built a 3D printed antenna, tested it with the network’s relay satellites, and then flew it on a weather balloon. Using a ...

The earliest external radio antennas on cars started popping up ... FM radio waves are actually electromagnetic radiation that travels through the air; metal antennae capture those signals and ...

Electromagnetic interference requires comprehensive mitigation strategies to prevent electronic system disruptions in ...

Following manufacturing, the antenna was assembled and tested at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, in the center's electromagnetic anechoic chamber. The anechoic chamber ...

For bonding the radar housing, the task is simple: seal the housing and all of its contents, including the PCB and antenna, to the radome. Silicones are the most widely used materials for this.