Pulse Buys Radiall/Larsen Antennas Assets (12/15)

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Pulse, a Technitrol company, expanded its antenna portfolio beyond mobile handset applications through the acquisition of certain Radiall/Larsen assets owned by Radiall. The acquired antenna business is headquartered in Vancouver, Wash., and manufactures technologically advanced antenna systems for noncellular wireless and automotive applications. Pulse will integrate the Radiall/Larsen business into its antenna division. The acquisition closed Dec. 8. "Larsen's portfolio complements Pulse's mobile in-building Wi-Fi and WiMAX solutions, while opening new market segments such as automotive telematics, RFID, and public safety," said Jouni Anttila, vice president and general manager of Pulse's antenna division.