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March 2011 Wireless Access Aids Spread Of Smart Grid SMART GRID PROPONENTS promise a future with “electricity everywhere.” But while making electricity available to a large number of potential customers is a noble goal, it’s one that will take more than just power lines. Many of the proposals for Smart Grid solutions not only add the power of microprocessors for energy monitoring and management, but integrate technologies being developed for wireless communications systems as part of a power distribution ... — Jack Browne February 2009 Services Build On 65-nm CMOS Once associated with low-speed digital and analog circuits, silicon CMOS is gaining ground in the world of RF/microwave design as device features continue to shrink. The latest CMOS foundry process from Fujitsu Microelectronics America features 65-nm features. To encourage designers to try the process, Fujitsu has announced new process design kits (PDK) that assist customers with both their 65- and 90-nm silicon CMOS processes. These high-frequency, high-performance silicon... — Jack Browne June 16, 2008 Shared Technology Deal Focuses On Mobile WiMAX Systems A joint technology collaboration between service-provider Global Mobile Corp. and NextWave Wireless Inc. is taking aim at the development of end-to-end mobile WiMAX systems for the global market — Lisa Maliniak June 2007 PCB Fabricator Aims At MM-Wave Markets Millimeter-wave frequencies were once considered the exotic realm of radio astronomers and military missile guidance systems. But recent frequency allocations by the United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and other global regulatory agencies have opened opportunities for communications systems at 60 GHz, 80 GHz, and other millimeter-wave bands. Still, the question has always been: Can devices, components, and circuits be made repeatably and affordably for these... — Jack Browne November 2004 Services Speed Thin-Film Designs Thin-film circuitry supports a wide range of active and passive components and assemblies in microwave systems. In order to design and manufacture such circuits, a host of precision machines and wide array of expertise is needed. Fortunately, CTT,... — Jack Browne October 22, 2004 CTT Announces Thin-Film Microwave Manufacturing Services — Jack Browne May 21, 2004 Event Seeks Job Candidates — Jack Browne November 2003 CD-ROM Course Teaches Filter Design Engineers faced with pressing deadlines and excessive demands for their time may lack the opportunity to participate in continuing education courses at an accredited institution. But most engineers should be able to find the time to investigate a... — Jack Browne June 17, 2003 New Website For IEEE's Microwave Measurement Committee — Jack Browne |
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