Powercast's Ubiquity transmitter and receiver modules allow device manufacturers to build low-cost wireless charging and two-way communication into everything from electric toothbrushes to home ...

Powercast has unveiled its Ubiquity wireless power transmitters, which use radio frequency (RF) power to charge devices over the air.

In fact, you probably don’t own many devices containing personal information along with an RFID transmitter or receiver.

A transmitter sends RF over the air A receiver embedded in end devices harvests that RF from the air and converts it into dc (direct current) to both communicate data and power devices.

On the transmitter side, we have little more than an antenna connected to the common side of a digital RF switch, an Analog Devices ADG901 eval board.

Named a finalist in the RFID Journal 2025 Awards, Powercast's RFID-powered, wire-and-battery-free sensor monitoring system customized for data center asset/equipment monitoring is in beta testing ...

In other words, the electronic bag tags are primarily an upgrade for the former print-at-home bag tag program, with the bonus of embedded RFID technology that could enable new tracking ...

The MXL-DPHY-CSI-2-TX+-T028HPC+-RF-ULL is a high-frequency low-power, source-synchronous, physical layer supporting the MIPI Alliance Specification for D-PHY v2.1, which is backward compatible ...

Powercast’s Ubiquity transmitter and receiver modules allow device manufacturers to build low-cost wireless charging and two-way communication into everything from electric toothbrushes to home ...

Powercast’s RF power transmitter means to slash RF transmitting technology costs and make convenient, contactless power ubiquitous.