Editorial
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March 11, 2010
Before 4G, There’s Still 2G
 — Jack Browne

March 4, 2010
Making Wireless ICs A Commodity
 — Jack Browne

February 2010
What's In The Package?
At RF and microwave frequencies, the more pertinent question often is, “What is the package?” At higher frequencies, the package can have as much effect on the performance as the circuit it houses and it is better to think of the package and the device as inseparable. Years ago, custom packages were needed to ensure that the performance of microwave circuits was not “thrown away” once in a package. For applications where protecting the circuit was tantamount to...  — Jack Browne

February 18, 2010
Tubes Still Have Traction
 — Jack Browne

February 11, 2010
Efficiency Is Everything
 — Jack Browne

February 4, 2010
Modeling Helps Understand ICs
 — Jack Browne

January 2010
Sniff Out The Best Security Solution
For decades, generations of children have fantasized about what they could do if they had Superman’s x-ray vision. Now, privacy advocates are worried that airline and other screeners will soon have comparable capabilities. The call for the widespread use of full-body scanners in airports is a response to Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab’s attempt to blow up an airliner over Detroit this past December 25. The question is whether such scanners are actually the most effective...  — Nancy Friedrich

January 21, 2010
Army Shares Ideas Through MilBook
 — Jack Browne

January 14, 2010
USB Test Gear Is Gaining Ground
 — Jack Browne

January 7, 2010
LTE Should Fuel Mobile Device Fire
 — Jack Browne

December 17, 2009
Where Are All The Antennas?
 — Jack Browne

December 10, 2009
Handling Power Requires Imagination
 — Jack Browne

December 3, 2009
The Quest For Low Phase Noise
 — Jack Browne

November 19, 2009
Mobile Broadband Industry Seeks Talent
 — Jack Browne

November 2009
Flexible Software For Hard Times
Many designs within these pages begin in software. More specifically, high-frequency designers now rely on software simulation tools to predict the performance of a design, or calculate the dimensions of transmission lines in a microstrip matching network, or create a high-quality-factor (Q) notch in a bandreject filter. Their software tools have evolved from home-grown code to more complex software “environments” combining circuit, system, electromagnetic (EM) ...  — Jack Browne

November 12, 2009
Software Defining More Measurement Functions
 — Jack Browne

November 5, 2009
Wireless Technology Driven To Distraction
 — Jack Browne

October 22, 2009
Strong Showing At Washington AOC
 — Jack Browne

October 2009
Firms Prepare For The Unthinkable
For those who commute into New York City on a regular basis, thoughts of September 11, 2001 are never far away. The increased ever-present police presence at mass-transit facilities together with signs and announcements about “staying alert” serve as a constant reminder. Lest we forget, new plots are sometimes unearthed and made public. On September 11 of this year, for example, one group was allegedly planning to blow up a variety of NYC buildings. Because of the...  — Nancy Friedrich

October 15, 2009
Tubes Still Power Broadband Systems
 — Jack Browne





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