Why Ships Say "Channel 16" and Aircraft Say "121.5 MHz": Two Frequency UIs Born from the Same VHF Radio

For those who use radio at sea, "Channel 16" is a special term.In the world of aviation, "121.5 MHz" is a special number.Both ...
Aviation Week

Opinion: New 5G Frequencies Could Jam Critical Flight Instruments

In “The 5G Threat to Radio Altimeter Use” (column, Jan. 3),the author fails to understand how embedded radio altimeter signals have become in modern jet aircraft, or he simply makes light of the ...
Aero-News Network

Accident(s) Waiting To Happen: Frequency Allocation-Growing Concern for Aviation

Recent concerns expressed by GA groups over jamming of essential GPS signals for the purpose of military exercises and testing spotlights a growing set of issues surrounding how radio frequency ...
Business Wire

Astronics AES Introduces New Frequency Conversion Unit for Aircraft Power Systems

EAST AURORA , N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Astronics Corporation (Nasdaq: ATRO), a leading provider of advanced technologies for global aerospace, defense, and other mission critical industries, announces ...
Electronic Design

Astronics AES introduces new frequency conversion unit for aircraft power systems

EAST AURORA, NY—Astronics Corporation, a provider of advanced technologies for global aerospace, defense, and other mission-critical industries, has announced the availability of the new CorePower ...