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With 5G on the rise, Passive Intermodulation (PIM), also called “the Rusty Bolt Effect” because it is caused by the interactions of radio waves with dirty or corroded parts, is becoming a major concern for cellular operators.

The Overview of Passive Intermodulation (PIM): Best Practices on Preventing PIM covers: 

An introduction to PIM – definitions and causes
Methods of testing for PIM
Techniques to prevent PIM from occurring
An interview with Emilio Franchy, Sr. Product Manager at Anritsu, providing insights on PIM’s rapidly growing prevalence and who will most likely be affected

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