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October 09 2006 at 02:59 PM
Barcelona, 9 October 2006—Fractus, the pioneer developer of fractal antenna technology, has been chosen to co-chair a roundtable discussion and take part in a panel session assessing the impact of multiple radios on device design and manufacturing at the Short Range Wireless Forum 2006 in Amsterdam this week.
Dr. Jordi Soler, Fractus’ Short Range Wireless Division Lead Engineer, will be providing expert opinion on how to factor various radio options into the design process for consumer electronics devices. He will cover how to use measurements as a way to identify and eliminate interference, and provide different approaches for improving the co-existence of numerous short-range wireless standards within one device.
“Jordi’s involvement in these roundtables will allow companies focused on developing and launching wireless devices to understand the key issues affecting their product development and directly interact with Fractus to help them get to market faster and cheaper,” said Fractus Short-Range Wireless Division director Tim Hillison.
The Short Range Wireless Forum will examine the latest short range wireless technologies emerging on the landscape including NFC, UWB and ZigBee and look at their co-existence with more mature technologies such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
For more information on the Short Range Wireless Forum 2006 and to view the current program, please visit the web site at: http://www.informatm.com
About Dr. Jordi Soler
“Dr. Jordi Soler leads Short-Range Wireless (SRW) engineering team at Fractus, managing antenna product development and R&D projects for consumer and industrial electronic devices. He also manages SRW technical support service to customers worldwide. Jordi is author of more than 40 technical papers and inventor of more than 10 patents. Dr. Soler was awarded the 2005 Nokia Prize by the Spanish College of Telecommunications Engineers for his work on antennas for Mobile Internet and Third Generation Mobile Solutions.