Whether you are looking for transmit integrated circuits or double-throw switches, Microwaves & RF has you covered. Here are some of the latest components to optimize your product, device, or system.
Single and multiple layers of metamaterials formed as lenses can improve the impedance matching, gain, and fractional bandwidth of compact microstrip antennas.
Purchasing a test instrument is a major investment—it’s no exaggeration to say that the future of a company may ride on that instrument’s capabilities. Measurements don’t begin and end with the instrument, however; they may also depend on such th...
Whether you are looking for circularly-polarized antennas or power dividers, Microwaves & RF has you covered. Here are some of the latest components to optimize your product, device, or system.
Samsung Electronics said it has made smaller and more efficient parts for fifth-generation, or 5G, wireless networks, tackling one of the trickier problems with new wireless standards. The new parts include miniaturized antennas and power amplifi...
Resonant, a start-up making filters for radio frequency front-ends, has acquired a filter supplier and hired the founder to direct its engineering efforts. It is an attempt at expansion for Resonant, which is riding the growing demand...
Microwave & RF's Jack Browne talks with Synergy Microwave's Dr. Ulrich L. Rohde about his extensive array of text books in the field and the latest on his company.
Coaxial cable assemblies must route high-frequency signals through many shapes and diameters, all the while maintaining signal integrity and minimizing losses.
Increasing use of smart meters and Internet of Things (IoT) devices will erode limited bandwidth. Lower-frequency bands at 450 MHz are available for smart-metering applications, but lower frequencies imply larger wavelengths and larger antennas...
