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Communications Technology Laboratory

Wireless Networks Division

Projects/Programs

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NIST engineer Kate Remley led development of new 94 gigahertz calibrated signal source and 16-antenna array operating at 83 gigahertz

5G & Beyond

“5G and beyond” refers to future generations of mobile wireless communication systems. The vision for these next-generation systems are to enable groundbreaking

Citizens Broadband Radio Service

The Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) band is 150 MHz of new spectrum made available for commercial broadband use on a shared basis with the federal
mmWave channel sounder

Millimeter-wave Communication Systems

Millimeter-wave communications systems are a natural fit for fifth generation mobile networks. Specifically, systems that combine mmWaves, massive MIMO and
Wildland firefighter

Public Safety Communications

To provide the public safety community with a better understanding of what to expect from new and emerging networking technologies, and accelerate the

Public Safety Communications Program

CTL advances public safety communication technology by researching, developing, and accelerating the adoption and implementation of critical communications

Smart Grid Communications

While there is a clear need for communication networks supporting reliable information transfer between the various entities in the electric grid, there are

Trusted Spectrum Testing

The availability of wireless spectrum bandwidth has a profound impact on US industry’s ability to engineer a new generation of wireless devices. This program
Ultra-dense networks

Ultra-dense Networks

Ultra-dense networks will arise not only from an expanded user base and shorter links, but also from an enriched topology, including different technologies and