All-digital transceiver bridges the gap for software-defined radio
Dec 1, 2006
By Wes Littlefield The fundamental limit for analog-to-digital conversion defined by the Nyquist
criterion reveals that conventional electronics are simply too slow for the
implementation of true software-defined radio at higher frequencies. However,
this barrier can be overcome with digital and analog circuits based on
superconducting electronics....
Deployed capabilities truly define advanced technology
Dec 1, 2006
Mark Valentine, Technical Editor Seemingly from nowhere, as if to be metaphoric, an announcement was made that researchers have demonstrated a material that can steer microwave energy around an object....
Products
Dec 1, 2006
Ultralow-noise JCA amplifiers A line of ultralow-noise JCA amplifiers from Endwave Defense Systems includes more than 20 new models available to cover...
Fuel cell developer allocated millions in funding
Dec 1, 2006
Jadoo Power Systems' SOCOM Power Program will be allocated $2.4 million in additional funding as part of the U.S. Military 2007 Defense Appropriations Bill....
Federal program services pave way for commercialization
Dec 1, 2006
The Center for Commercialization of Advanced Technology (CCAT) in San Diego, CA has announced plans to award business services that are designed to speed...
Real-time 3-D visualization demonstrated
Dec 1, 2006
CG2 has announced that software developed under a Phase II contract from the U.S. Army Communications Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center...
Simulation enables accurate military receiver documentation
Dec 1, 2006
By Paul P. Wollam This article provides
a better understanding and description of what receiver dynamics are about
and shows how simulation can be of value in the development of military
specifications....
Fuel cell technology enhances military robotics
Dec 1, 2006
By Murali Arikara Fuel cell systems can realize the full potential of military platforms, such as
tactical robots, that are constrained by the limitations of conventional batteries....
Battery vendor supports military communications
Dec 1, 2006
Ultralife Batteries, through its McDowell Research unit, has been awarded a contract valued at approximately $9 million from a major U.S. defense contractor...
UAV platform wins award
Dec 1, 2006
AeroVironment's Wasp small unmanned aircraft system has received a Best of What's New award from Popular Science in the aviation and space category....
Middleware selected for U.S. Navy destroyer program
Dec 1, 2006
Real-Time Innovations' (RTI) Data Distribution Service has been incorporated into the implementation of the Raytheon total ship computing environment...
Technology design options for WiMedia devices
Nov 1, 2006
By Billy Brackenridge While UWB presents a golden opportunity for many, a company's approach to implementation can play a critical role in defining
its success....
Wirelessly monitoring consumer energy usage
Nov 1, 2006
M2M solution provider eDevice has launched an energy management service to help control and reduce electricity and water consumption....
New Wi-Fi Alliance certification test methodology
Nov 1, 2006
Azimuth Systems Inc. has readied a solution that enables vendors to perform certification testing according to the new Wi-Fi Alliance test engine architecture....
News Worthy
Nov 1, 2006
WiMedia Alliance In an effort to expand the global presence of the WiMedia Alliance, WiMedia has opened the China Chapter....
UWB quick tips and resources
Nov 1, 2006
The UWB industry continues to make significant strides forward with certifications now under way and a range of products based on the technology either already announced or on the verge of being announced. ...
Signal Processing
Nov 1, 2006
Low-power converter Analog Devices is lowering the power consumption of medical and industrial electronics with its latest precision PulSAR analog-to-digital...
A look at the worldwide regulatory process
Nov 1, 2006
By Roberto Aiello and Jeff Foerster While it remains to be seen if a common harmonized spectrum for multidevice interoperability will prevail, most major geographies will have some spectrum opened up in 2007....
ADAPTIX participates in mobile WiMAX interoperability testing
Nov 1, 2006
ADAPTIX has tested the delivery of IP-based multimedia content over its new BX-3000 base station and SX-300 mobile terminal as part of the latest WiMAX Forum Plugfest dedicated to Mobile WiMAX. The Plugfest, held in Frederick, MD, brought together ADAPTIX and 20 other companies to test the interoperability of products based on Mobile WiMAX....