Engineering articles, application notes, and industry analysis from the RFS R&D team.
A practical FAQ about RFS antennas, coaxial cable, GD&T RFS, De Soto KS, and even how to turn on flip phone—from an engineer who has made expensive RF ordering mistakes.
Read Article →An emergency procurement story about failed RF jumper assemblies, a last-minute RFS order with RET controllers and certified cable assemblies, and why working with specialists who know their boundaries saves projects.
Read Article →RFS data center meaning explained from a buyer's perspective: what RFS Company, Inc. is, what a connector is, and the USB power delivery while recording list to use before you order.
Read Article →An RF quality inspector at RFS explains why batch-to-batch consistency matters more than brand names when selecting antennas, cables, filters, and connectors—and how HPE, Broadcom, and transparent smartphones fit into the picture.
Read Article →Why RF cable failures in data centers are rarely the cable's fault, how to compare total cost, and why RFS Group's focus on specs beats a low quote.
Read Article →After a false GDT failure in the RFS Technologies quality lab, a $30 multimeter nearly caused a $26,000 rejection. Here's the TCO logic behind choosing the best multimeter for electricians.
Read Article →A field engineer with 200+ emergency site visits explains why RF systems fail where you aren't looking—usually the dehydrator—and what RFS Technologies is doing now to fix it.
Read Article →Straight answers about RFS, RFS tolerance, the RFS symbol, RFS Holdings, the Infinity Pro product line, and the best multimeter for automotive—written by someone who learned the hard way.
Read Article →A practical checklist for buying RFS antennas, RF connectors, and network cable components. Explains what is a connector, connector types, common mistakes, and how to handle small orders.
Read Article →A field guide for RF engineers and procurement teams. Learn how to choose RFS cable, RFS GDT, and the right test routine under a deadline, including the 3210 vs 2780 trap and the blood pressure monitor rule.
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