It’s Here! We suggest if you were planning on taking a mid-morning break, now is the time to do it! Our next blog of the ‘Future Markets’ series has just been published and promises to be a fantastic read. ‘Future Markets – Space’, our 3rd blog of the series, discusses how waveguide makes an ideal…
As with most technology, waveguide has been no exception to a miniaturisation over the years caused by a constant drive for higher frequencies. This is due to the benefits discussed in the first post of our blog series about waveguide’s future markets. However, to still achieve a useable power within these millimetric designs a higher…
That’s the end of European Microwave Week for another year! Thank you to everyone who visited the booth and spoke to our fantastic team during the last 3 days. It has been a pleasure catching up with our colleagues and starting exciting conversions with new acquaintances. If you didn’t manage to catch up with us,…
Flann are very pleased to share that one of our articles discussing ‘What are Waveguide Polarizers?’ has been published in Everything RF. To read the article in full, please click on the link provided below What are Waveguide Polarizers?
As featured in Everything RF Communication links from antenna often use dual polarization as it allows a doubling of the information capacity of a wireless channel. Circularly polarized waves can offer better propagation with reduced fading and multipath losses because it is possible to receive all orientations of the signal. Signals propagating in rectangular…
Exciting news from Flann…the next ‘Future Markets’ blog of the series has now gone live! Following on from ‘Future Markets – Frequency’ published in June, our 2nd blog includes a discussion on how we are finding a way to increase usable energy & power out of increasingly smaller instruments; higher power density, which is a…
The constant increase in frequency used to receive and transmit data has not just led to an increase in transfer speeds, but also greater bandwidths and the density of connections in a single area. An example of this technology now in use is commercial 5G systems which are now comparable to traditional wired systems, allowing…
We are excited to share a recent interview with Flann’s CEO Ian Burnage and Senior RF Microwave Engineer Paul Hague discussing the changes to microwave components in the nanosat and CubeSat era just published in the EE Times Europe. To read the interview in full, click Here
As featured in EE Times Europe – Robert Huntley As RF components are crucial in any satellite, we asked Flann Microwave CEO Ian Burnage what changes the company has observed. As a child born in the mid-fifties, I watched in awe the first live transatlantic television broadcast between the U.S. and the U.K. via the…
Flann are excited to introduce our next series of blog posts! Over the next few months, we will be discussing what we believe the future of waveguide technology looks like, with uses of high-power density and space-based applications to follow, we begin with how the future transmission frequencies are likely to change. Click here to…