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January 2012 [Industry News] Inside Track NF: In the microwave industry and in engineering in general, the lack of women has become more noticeable. — Nancy Friedrich January 2012 [Test & Measurement] Forget Old Vs. New–Find The Test Solution That Works For You With performance claims heating up in comparisons between traditional one-box testers and modular approaches, many engineering firms are starting to wonder if they can save money by using modular equipment. — Nancy Friedrich January 2012 [Test & Measurement] USB Reigns In Power Measurements Engineers involved in design and manufacturing have long sought RF/microwave measurement solutions with greater simplicity, cost effectiveness, speed, and accuracy. — Nancy Friedrich January 2012 [Test & Measurement] Taking On Broadband Measurement Needs Development of broadband RF/microwave test equipment has been triggered in recent years by the expanding bandwidths of communications channels. — Jack Browne December 2011 [Communications] Standards Expand For Enhanced Performance Wireless communications standards are constantly in flux, with standards bodies such as the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) seeking to test the limits of different operating frequencies, bandwidths, and modulation formats. — Jack Browne December 2011 [Communications] Transistors Pick Up Speed With GaAs Microwave semiconductors have come a long way in a short time. — Jack Browne December 2011 [Education] Optical Communications Inspired Amplifier Developments Optical technology remains a critical aspect of today’s communications infrastructure. — Nancy Friedrich December 2011 [Industry News] Exhibitors Show EW Wares At 48th AOC Washington, DC played host to the 48th annual Association of Old Crows (AOC; www.crows.org) Symposium and Convention, which took place November 13-16 at the Marriot Wardman Park Hotel. — Jack Browne December 2011 [Industry News] Inside Track NF: For many people in the microwave industry, the announcement of your Wideband Acquisition Record and Playback (WARP) system introduced them not just to this product, but to the company as well. — Nancy Friedrich December 2011 [Industry News] Top Application Trends of 2011 Novel applications continue to push technology forward. — Nancy Friedrich December 2011 [Applications] Get A Feel For Energy Harvesting's Current Strongholds Last month, IDTechEx held the Energy Harvesting & Storage USA event in Boston, MA. — Nancy Friedrich November 2011 [Components] ransistors Pick Up Speed With GaAs — Jack Browne November 2011 [Systems & Subsystems] Standards Expand For Enhanced Performance — Jack Browne 50th Anniversary Issue [Editorial] It’s People Who Make These Years Unique Looking through filing cabinets crammed with 50 years worth of magazines can bring back memories—certainly, at least, for the three decades that this editor has been associated with Microwaves & RF. — Jack Browne 50th Anniversary Issue [Editorial] A Glimpse Of Tomorrow, Today The microwave industry was largely born out of a very proud moment in history: the discovery and application of radar, which helped the Allies to win World War II. — Nancy Friedrich 50th Anniversary Issue [Editorial] Where Do We Go From Here? A year ago, when we started talking about how to celebrate our 50th anniversary, we all agreed that it should not be about us—the people who bring you this magazine and its associated website, newsletters, supplements, etc. — Bill Baumann 50th Anniversary Issue [Industry News] Where Are They Now? Parts obsolescence is a real issue in high-reliability electronics like aerospace and defense systems. — The Unknown Editor 50th Anniversary Issue [Industry News] From Dafty To Genius Inconceivable yet true: James Maxwell was nicknamed “Dafty” in his early school days. — Paul Whytock 50th Anniversary Issue [Feedback] The Readers Have Their Say Independent of subject matter, all publications ultimately owe their success (or failure) to how well they know their audience—and by extension, how successfully they can cater to its needs. — The Editors of Microwaves & RF 50th Anniversary Issue [Components] Reflecting On RF/MW Component Advances Components are like building blocks for RF/microwave systems. — Jack Browne  prev. page
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