FrSky Electronic is focused on the R&D, production and sales of electronic products and embedded software in the areas of remote-control and intelligent control systems. The main product lines include transmitters, receivers, modules, flight controllers, sensors, and related embedded software. I-PEX MHF^® I and MHF^® 4 RF connectors are used in almost all transmitters and receivers developed and produced by FrSky.

i-Fit^® is a unique solderless terminating technology used in the I-PEX micro RF coaxial connector (MHF^®) series. The solderless production process helps to stabilize the electrical characteristics of the RF jumper harness.

Technical drawings vary in different companies. This article will help you better understand I-PEX connector product drawings, making your design and development work, and communication with your production line more efficient.

M.2 is a connector and form factor standard designed for compact expansion modules. Developed as a successor to the mSATA interface, M.2 enables both space-saving designs and high-speed data communication. Today, it is widely used for SSDs as well as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, LTE, and 5G communication modules.

This article explores the key differences between the two standards, explains the underlying technologies such as QAM modulation, and highlights the design challenges and especially requirements set to connectors and cable harnesses associated with next-generation wireless systems.

This page explains basics of Wi-Fi and the features of Wi-Fi 6 / 6E

The standard for mobile communication systems changes about every 10 years, and the 5th generation standard is 5G (5th generation mobile communication system). 5G, which has more functionality than 4G, will contribute to the realization of IoT where everything can be connected through the internet.