COMMERCIAL
• Mobile Television Prepares For Its Big Debut (March, p. 33)
• Crosstalk With Christos Tsironis (October, p. 48)
• Microwave Legends (October, p. 52)
• Mobile WiMAX Is Vetted For Video (November, p. 34)
Crosstalk With Joel Levine, President of RFMW (December, p. 42)
• Finding New Homes for RF/Microwave Technology (December, p. 29)

COMMUNICATIONS
• Low-Jitter Modules Generate Clock Signals To 40 Gb/s, (April, p. 90)
• Millimeter-Wave Bands Support Diverse Uses (August, p. 42)
• Disparate Solutions Work To Fill Communications Gap (June, p. 44)
• Startup Proposes Wi-Fi For Personal Area Networks (July, p. 44)
• MIMO: The Next Revolution In Wireless Data Communications (April Defense Electronics, p. S7)
• Protecting The Key Is The “Key” To Secure Communications (April Defense Electronics, p. S10)
• Technologies Strive For Improved Communications (October, p. 41)

COMPONENTS
• Cut Loss in Low-Voltage, Wideband PIN Attenuators (April, p. 78)
• Phase-Lock Basics (January, p. 76)
• Designer’s Kit Collects Frequency Mixers To 4 GHz (January, p. 110)
• Tracking Advances In Probing Mixed- Mode RF Circuitry (January, p. 86)
• Determine Twisted-Line Characteristic Impedance (January, p. 66)
• Amplifiers Apply Gain To Diverse Applications (February, p. 42)
• GaN Devices Arm Distributed Amplifier (February, p. 66)
• Waveguide Diplexer Extends To E-Band (February, p. 94)
• Design An Integrated Oscillator/Antenna (March, p. 59)
• Synthesizers Squeeze Into Smaller Spaces (March, p. 42)
• Power-Saving Design Brings DDS Flexibility To Portables (March, p. 91)
• Surface-Mount VCO Tunes 800 to 1000 MHz (April, p. 112)
• Eight-Channel ADC Cut Wireless Power Needs (April, p. 114)
• Rugged Cables And Connectors Can Take Abuse (April, p. 33)
• Large-Signal Approach Yields Low-Noise VHF/UHF Oscillators (April, p. 62)
• VCO Source Programs Arbitrary Waveforms (April, p. 102)
• Quad High-Speed Data Converter Offers Wider Bandwidth With Improved Dynamic Range (April Defense Electronics, p. S15)
• Cable And Connectors Deliver Robust Signals (June, p. 110)
• Novel Approaches Vow To Upset The Status Quo (May, p. 54)
• Chip-Scale Packaging Approach Cuts Losses (May, p. 58)
• Large-Signal Approach Yields Low-Noise VHF/UHF Oscillators (May, p. 84)
• Multilayer Microstrip Forms Tunable Bandstop Filters (May, p. 98)
• Modular Approach Provides Fast And Easy Prototyping (May, p. 124)
• LTCC Arms Mixer For 7.3-To-20.0-GHz Systems (May, p. 132)
• Synthesized LO Spans 0.05 To 20.48 GHz (May, p. 140)
• High-Dynamic-Range Mixer Upconverts 1.5 To 3.8 GHz (May, p. 146)
• Advanced Phase-Lock Techniques (May, p. 148)
• VCOs Offer Linear Tuning Through 10.9 GHz (May, p. 150)
• Custom Synthesizers Range 144 to 4500 MHz (May, p. 152)
• Multibeam Antenna Serves Broadband Wireless Coms (June, p. 61)
• Coupled Stubs Support Microstrip Bandpass Filter (June, p. 76)
• Planar Resonators Arm Tunable Oscillators (June, p. 92)
• Space-Grade DC-DC Converter Revolutionizes Low-Power RF Design (June Defense Electronics, p. S7)
• Taking Advantage Of New Choices In Embedded Graphical Processor Units (June Defense Electronics, p. S10)
• Design An X-Band Vivaldi Antenna (July, p. 59)
• Digital Predistortion Linearizes Broadband PAs (July, p. 66)
• Planar Resonators Arm Tunable Oscillators (July, p. 90)
• CSP Technology Shrinks RF Component Size (July, p. 100)
• Crystal Oscillators Continue To Shrink (August, p. 33)
• Digital Predistortion Linearizes Broadband PAs (August, p. 66)
• Design An X-Band Vivaldi Antenna (August, p. 72)
• Analyze Antenna Approaches For LTE Wireless Systems (August, p. 77)
• Tiny Trimmers Target Tunable Requirements (August, p. 106)
• Setting Strategies For Transmission Lines (September, p. 100; October, p. 84)
• Uneven DGS Cells Construct Compact LPF (September, p. 114)
• Tiny SDLVAs Tackle 20-GHz Bandwidth (September, p. 124)
• Compact BAW Filters Help Separate WiMAX And WLAN (September, p. 138)
• For Amplifier Design, It’s All In The Tools (September FOCUS, p. S1)
• MEMS/Silicon Oscillators Arriving In Nick Of Time (September FOCUS, p. S4)
• Making The Most Of Chip Antennas (September FOCUS, p. S8)
• RF Filters: Back To Basics, (September FOCUS, p. S10)
• RF Connectors Respond To Applications Diversity, (September FOCUS, p. S16)
• Novel Approach Yields Fast, Clean Synthesizers (October, p. 101)
• CMOS RFIC Design Principles (October, p. 111)
• ADCs and DACs Arm Broadband Communications (October, p. 112)
• Dual-Channel YIGs Filter Signals To 18 GHz (October, p. 116)
• Surface-Mount Filters Meet RoHS Requirements (October, p. 118)
• Tunable Oscillators Aim At Reduced Phase Noise (October, p. 57)
• Perform Fast Optimization Of Tapered WG Transformers (November, p. 51)
• Antenna Tuning Approach Aids Cellular Handsets (November, p. 82)
• High-Speed ADC Offers 16 b At 200 MSamples/s (November, p. 107)
• RMS Detector Reads 40-dB Range To 6 GHz (November, p. 110)
• Silicon Capacitors Eye Niche RF/ Microwave Applications (November FOCUS, p. S1)
• Transmission Line Conquers Signal-Integrity And Testing-Connectivity Problems (November FOCUS, p. S6)
• Vectron’s Vision Of Frequency Control (December, p. 36)
• Equalize RF Amplifiers With Bandpass Filters (December, p. 78)
• Miniature VCOs Shrink Wideband Synthesizers (December, p. 87)
• Top Products Of 2008 (December, p. 94)
• Spread-Spectrum Clocks Cut EMI (December, p. 98)

COMPUTER-AIDED ENGINEERING
• Advanced Simulators Focus On EM Fields (April, p. 98)
• Analyze EM Parameters Of Slotted Tube Couplers (March, p. 76)
• EM Simulator Models Acoustic/Electric Designs (April, p. 53)
• Reviewing GNSS Basics For Software Engineers (May, p. 110)
• Microwave System Design Tools And EW Applications (June, p. 74)
• New EDA Software Versions Boast Broad Enhancements (August, p. 104)
• Software Simulators Speed Design Cycle (November, p. 29)

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