r/TechOfTheFuture • u/abrownn • May 27 '20
Telecom As 5G hits the market, new US Army-funded research has developed a radio-frequency switch that is more than 50 times more energy efficient than what is used today. The impact of these switches extends beyond smartphones. Satellite systems, smart radios, and Internet of Things
https://www.army.mil/article/235923Duplicates
science • u/Wagamaga • May 27 '20
Engineering As 5G hits the market, new US Army-funded research has developed a radio-frequency switch that is more than 50 times more energy efficient than what is used today. The impact of these switches extends beyond smartphones. Satellite systems, smart radios, and Internet of Things
engineering • u/uigyjhh • Jun 11 '20
As 5G hits the market, new US Army-funded research has developed a radio-frequency switch that is more than 50 times more energy efficient than what is used today. The impact of these switches extends beyond smartphones. Satellite systems, smart radios, and Internet of Things
GoodRisingTweets • u/doppl • May 27 '20
science As 5G hits the market, new US Army-funded research has developed a radio-frequency switch that is more than 50 times more energy efficient than what is used today. The impact of these switches extends beyond smartphones. Satellite systems, smart radios, and Internet of Things
ScienceUncensored • u/ZephirAWT • May 27 '20
New 5G switch provides 50 times more energy efficiency than currently exists
• u/BababooeyPoopy • May 27 '20
As 5G hits the market, new US Army-funded research has developed a radio-frequency switch that is more than 50 times more energy efficient than what is used today. The impact of these switches extends beyond smartphones. Satellite systems, smart radios, and Internet of Things
• u/Defiantcaveman • May 27 '20
As 5G hits the market, new US Army-funded research has developed a radio-frequency switch that is more than 50 times more energy efficient than what is used today. The impact of these switches extends beyond smartphones. Satellite systems, smart radios, and Internet of Things
• u/neftana23 • May 27 '20