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  Microwave design articles, applications, and high-frequency design techniques for microwave and wireless engineer 

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  Featured Articles Mar 12, 2008 Direct digital synthesis (DDS) has served a wide range of applications due to its fast frequency switching speed and modulation capabilities. But it has often been relegated ... to a secondary choice in favor of analog phase-locked- loop (PLL) s ... Mar 12, 2008 The industry must leverage the right standards and technologies to provide mobile-TV services on the go, deep inside buildings, and to millions of people at the same time. Nancy Friedrich Editor Television and cellular phones are amon ... Mar 12, 2008 This design tightly integrated an active oscillator with a microstrip patch antenna for miniaturization in WLAN, Bluetooth, and other 2.45-GHz systems. R. A. Abd-Alhameed, D. Zhou, C. H. See, P. S. Excell, A. Ghorbani, and N. J. Mcewan ... Mar 12, 2008 Materials suppliers are constantly refining their recipes in search of products that offer greater value and increased reliability for a variety of commercial, industrial, and military applications Jack Br   [More...] [Less...]

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  RF Globalnet: Digital Marketplace for the RF/microwave, and wireless industry 

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  By Ransom Stephens, Ph.D., Ransom s Notes, and Robert Muro, NoiseCom, Inc. Key applications in high-rate serial data technologies assume that random jitter (RJ) follows a Gaussian distribution and require ... that receivers be tested under the stress of a calibrated level of Gaussian RJ. However, the most commonly available noise sources have never been rigorously characterized until now. This article demonstrates a complete statistical analysis of industry-standard noise sources and reports on the extent to which the Gaussian assumption is valid... AxRecon ClusterInABox As the leading provider of GPU acceleration for commercial applications, Acceleware s expert development team enables the full power of the NVIDIA GPU compute platform for supercomputing. Acceleware s high performance libraries accelerate customers applications to provide more computing capacity to get the job done! Acceleware AxRecon solution provides a complete accelerator solution for the cone-beam computed tomography i   [More...] [Less...]

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  RF Cafe: Resources for Radio, Radar, RF, Microwave, & Wireless Engineering 

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  For $1,850US and the cost of a 24 Vdc supply, you can take out whole restaurant full of yakking idiots with this 32 W jammer. Of course, it is only to be used in approved environments like prisons and ... opera halls. Teaching an Old Dog New Tricks " It's hard to teach an old dog new tricks" - or so goes the adage. I think the actuality is that it's not teaching an old dog a new trick that is so hard - what is hard is convincing the dog that the new trick is worth repeating on command. That is an apt analogy for those of us that were raised on the system of English units, and have been dragged kicking and screaming into the world of metric units. People in the U.S. who came through the school system in the last 15 to 20 years have been indoctrinated in SI units ( ) and do not have the problem (although far too many are not proficient with either system of units). Just as with gaining fluency in a foreign language, the trick is to not be always in the habit of mentally translating between u   [More...] [Less...]

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  IET Endorsed Provider Details 

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  This website is designed to be viewed with web browsers that support web standards . The content of this page should still be accessible on older browsers or other devices though visual formatting may ... be basic. IET Endorsed Provider Code of Practice The IET provides endorsed providers with a professional code of practice where compliance to the following guidelines is checked as part of the ongoing assessment. Feedback from members attending courses/events is also sought and used for monitoring purposes. Endorsed training providers must ensure that for their courses and/or events: Publicity material gives an accurate indication of the audience for whom the course or event is intended. The learning objectives of a course or event are specified and met. The presenters/lecturers are qualified to make presentations and to answer questions on the subject matter. Where there is an examination or coursework assessment that moderation and/or independent/external examiner's advice is arranged.   [More...] [Less...]

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  Tags:  antennas, digital signal processing, digital terrestrial television, electronics principles, high definition television (hdtv) digital communications , microwave principles, nanotechnology, project management, radar, rf, rfic and mmic, satellite communications, training   [More...] [Less...]