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 Optics & Laser Europe
Announcement of a Competitive Call in "Optics and Laser Europe", March 2007. [read more...]
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 Alumni Newsletter
Press release concerning the objectives and main achievements of IPHOBAC after 1st year review. [read more in German language...]
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 Laser 2007
Press release in the frame of the exhibition "Laser 2007 - World of Photonics", June 18-21, 2007, Neue Messe, Munich. [read more...]
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 Microwave Journal
Announcement of IPHOBAC's booth 520 at the "European Microvave Week", October 9-11, 2007, ICM, Munich. [read more...]
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 Photonic Components for Future Wireless Systems
Press release concerning the objectives and main achievements of IPHOBAC after two years of research. [read more...]
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 ICT 2008
Press release in the frame of the exhibition "ICT 2008", November 25-27, 2008, Lyon, France. [read more...]
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 WDR2 Radio News
Wolfram Spikowski, a reporter for wdr2, a German radio station, reports on IPHOBAC's activities during the ICT 2008 in Lyon. [hear and read more...]
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 IPHOBAC pushes microwave photonic boundaries
Tim Hayes, a reporter for optics.org and Optics & Laser Europe, reports on the IPHOBAC project.
A new class of photonic systems for fixed-frequency millimetre-wave applications could be used in radar, instrumentation and communications. [read more...]
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 A new class of InP photonic systems
IPHOBAC, a three-year European project involving industrial and academic partners, is merging photonics and radio wave technologies to construct photonic devices in the millimetre-wave frequency range above 30 GHz. [read more...]
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 IPHOBAC taking the wireless world by storm
High-frequency wireless communication is growing and a team of EU-funded researchers is combining radio and optics technologies to develop millimetre-wave photonic components and integrated functions. [read more...]
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 The Register 2009
EU sees high speed networking in Photonics
4G? Like tin cans and string
By Bill Ray
An EU-funded research body has been demonstrating the potential of high-frequency wireless, including 10Gb/s connections that operate over a kilometre - and in the rain. [read more...]
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 FORTE 2009
Euroopa Liidu rahastatud projekti raames töötati välja kõrgsagedusel toimiv traadita võrgu lahendus, mis suudab rasketes ilmastikuoludes edastada signaali kiirusega 12,5 Gb/s kaugemale kui üks kilomeeter. [read more...]
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 ICT RESULTS 2009
Breakthrough for post-4G communications
With much of the mobile world yet to migrate to 3G mobile communications, let alone 4G, European researchers are already working on a new technology able to deliver data wirelessly up to 12.5Gb/s. [read more...]
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 IKSMEDIA.RU
EHF - a new frontier?
A European Union research group has been exploring the potential for wireless communications in the spectrum between 30 to 300 GHz--the Extra High Frequency (EHF) bands. [read more...]
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 Science Daily
New products from Europe
IPHOBAC is not simply a 'paper project' where the technology is researched, but very much a practical exercise to develop and commercialise a new class of products with a 'made in Europe' label on them. [read more...]
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 Germany
Major achievements of the EU in science and research
2004 > 2009
IPHOBAC was voted as one of the 10 most important European research projects with German participation of the last five years. Similar voting is also found from other EC countries such as Spain. [read more...]
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 Policy Tracker
New wireless technology promises fibre speeds for up to one kilometre
Jan 21, 2009
by Michael Newlands
A European project developing mm wave photonics says it can deliver speeds of 10Gb/s at 60GHz for last mile services as well as home networks that can support high definition television. [read more...]
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 Wirtschafts-magazin Ruhr 2009
Sensationelles
Funksystem entwickelt
Jan 21, 2009
by Peter Krauskopf
Auf der ICT 2008, Europas größter Messe
für Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologie
im französischen Lyon, stellten Ende
November Fachleute des Zentrums für Halbleitertechnik
und Optoelektronik (ZHO) an
der Uni Duisburg-Essen (UDE) das weltweit
breitbandigste Funksystem vor. [read more in German language...]
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Das schnellste Funksystem der Welt
Licht an – und ab mit den Daten. Forscher arbeiten an einem Funksystem, das Daten mit einer sagenhaften Geschwindigkeit von 12,5 Gigabit pro Sekunde überträgt. Im Bereich Telekommunikation ein neuer Weltrekord. Möglich macht das die Optoelektronik, die Verschmelzung von optischen Technologien und Elektronik. [read more...]
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 ORF Futurezone
12,5 Gigabit/s durch die Luft
Ein europäisches Forscherteam ist dabei, ein optoelektronisches System zur Datenübertragung serienreif zu machen. Die Funktionsweise erinnert stark an die Frühzeit der Radiotechnik. [read more...]
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 PRAVDA 2009
В то время как многие сотовые операторы только начинают использовать протоколы сетей третьего поколения (3G), ряд европейских стран уже изъявил желание пропустить мобильную связь 4G и сразу перейти к более новым и совершенным технологиям. [read more...]
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 EE-Times
Commercial success for EU millimetre-wave research project
Researchers from IPHOBAC, a European project to develop photonic components and systems for millimetre-wave applications, have revealed that the group is already commercialising some components. [read more...]
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Policy Tracker
Fibre optic speeds
demonstrated over wireless
October, 2009
by Michael Newlands
A team of European researchers have developed
a radio system which is able to deliver
fibre-optic speeds over distances of up to
two kilometres to provide an inexpensive
and quickly deployable alternative to Fibre
to the Home (FTTH). [read more...]
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