Components

This tech brief discusses the various benefits that can be derived by working with a contract manufacturer, especially in terms of maximizing production.

Whether going with the complete lab box or starting with a module, pallet, or transistor, this series offers engineers new ways to prototype and develop RF energy systems.

Solid-state technology, mainly in the form of gallium-nitride transistors, is opening the door to more powerful, “tube-like” microwave power amplifiers.

Connected “smart” wearables, such as rings, bracelets, clothing, and shoes, are benefitting from tiny RF chip antennas that take up less PCB space and allow for more miniaturized devices.

This compact UWB antenna includes two frequency notches for suppression of interference occurring in WiMAX and WLAN frequency bands without the addition of filters.

How do you fabricate printed-circuit-board antennas with MATLAB and Antenna Toolbox? This blog post presents an example of an antenna design that was built using this process.

These X- and K-band synthesizers apply optoelectronic technology to achieve high levels of frequency stability with reduced phase noise.