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TriQuint named world's largest compound semiconductor foundry service provider 
Nov 1, 2007 
In a recent market report prepared by Strategy Analytics, RF semiconductor supplier and gallium arsenide (GaAs) foundry service provider TriQuint Semiconductor...

Signal Processing 
Nov 1, 2007 
Broadband attenuator family JFW's line of 6 GHz RF components targets wireless, Wi-Fi, and WiMAX networks. These components include dc to 6 GHz fixed...

Direct synthesis of WiMedia UWB signals 
Sep 1, 2007  By Iqbal Bawa, K. A. Muralidharan and Joan Mercade
Although UWB promises high data rates, creating these signals in the lab and preserving their signal integrity is a highly complex process. One unique method of creating UWB-WiMedia signals uses an arbitrary waveform generator (AWG), yet retains the simplicity of using a dedicated UWB chipset. RF design engineers who use this unique method of AWG-based WiMedia signal generation will have several options, including IQ-baseband, IF and direct-RF-synthesis signal-generation techniques....

RF vector signal generator employs quadrature digital upconversion 
Sep 1, 2007  By Ashok Bindra
National Instruments' PXIe-5672 signal generator module is the RF Design Product of the Month for September 2007....

Standardizing smart antenna API for SDR networks 
Sep 1, 2007  By Seungheon Hyun, June Kim, Seungwon Choi, Lee Pucker, and Bruce Fette
In addition to defining the smart antenna application programming interface (API), this article will also describe the smart antenna API in detail and explore its benefits. Plus, it will introduce the smart antenna working group and the process they are following in developing this API, as well discuss steps toward standardization....

Products 
Sep 1, 2007 
Amplifiers Rugged wideband amplifiers The ZVA-213+ from Mini-Circuits operates from 0.8 GHz to 21 GHz and delivers 19 dBm to 25 dBm output power with...

Automated circuit extraction dramatically speeds complex interconnect modeling 
Sep 1, 2007  By Michael Heimlich
Traditional RF/microwave design approaches no longer meet the challenges of next-generation communication products. An alternative methodology has been developed. Besides describing the new automated circuit extraction (ACE) technology, this article discusses real-world design examples to demonstrate its accuracy and efficiency....

Anadigics acquires Fairchild Semiconductor's RF assets 
Sep 1, 2007 
Warren, NJ-based RF semiconductor supplier Anadigics has acquired Fairchild Semiconductor's RF design team, located in Tyngsboro, Mass., for $2.3 million....

Quick tips and resources 
Sep 1, 2007 
Despite the fact that RFID is a technology that has existed for decades, there are still issues that have yet to be resolved and standards, like LLRP,...

RFID test challenges 
Sep 1, 2007  By Franco Canestri
The auto-tuned spectrum analyzer, combined to Vector Signal Analysis software, is a critical tool in addressing the test requirements of today's RFID systems....

Examining RFID's competitive landscape 
Sep 1, 2007  By Cheryl Ajluni, Editor
Inevitably, during the lifetime of a technology especially one that is emerging, comparisons to more well-established, standardized technologies will...

Standards facilitate RFID adoption 
Sep 1, 2007  By Ann De Vries and Paul Dietrich
EPCglobal's low-level reader protocol is enabling technology innovation and differentiation in the RFID industry....

CMOS advances bring more RF functions on chip 
Sep 1, 2007  Ashok Bindra, Editorial Director
RF CMOS capabilities continue to advance. And recent developments announced by IBM Global Engineering Solutions and MediaPhy take it to new heights. As...

Newsworthy 
Sep 1, 2007 
RFID Organizations A group of RFID technology organizations now support the open-source development of EPCglobal-compliant Low-Level Reader Protocol (LLRP)...

CMOS TV tuner chip goes global 
Sep 1, 2007 
Fabless semiconductor supplier MaxLinear has readied a CMOS tuner IC that meets all global digital and analog cable and terrestrial TV standards. The...

Correction 
Sep 1, 2007 
In the July Editor's Note on p. 10, there was an inadvertent error. It said that India's first independent mission is manned. In fact, it is unmanned....

EMXOs boost oscillator performance with lower power consumption and reduced size 
Sep 1, 2007  By Dave Bail
Advances in the evacuated miniature crystal oscillator (EMXO) manufacturing process have enabled EMXOs to achieve performance comparable to oven-controlled oscillators with lower power consumption and lower cost. While describing the performance of EMXOs, this article discusses its benefits in satellite applications and provides a design example....

Thresholds for electrostatic discharge and electrical fast transients 
Sep 1, 2007  By Mike Hertz
Industry standards in the areas of radiated immunity and conducted immunity testing require an oscilloscope for verification of pulse shape and pulse...

EM software transforms microwave/RF product design 
Sep 1, 2007 
RF EDA supplier Applied Wave Research Inc. (AWR) has unveiled an electromagnetic (EM) design software called AXIEM. It is a design tool that for the first...

Active Components 
Sep 1, 2007 
GaN-on-Si RF power transistor Nitronex's 28 V, 100 W class GaN on Si electron mobility (HEMT) RF power transistor is specifically designed for applications...

RFID Products 
Sep 1, 2007 
Cost-effective reader module flaunts multiple-protocol support A feature-rich, compact UHF RFID reader module the WJM1000 is available from WJ Communications....

Taiwanese chip maker acquires ADI chipset operation 
Sep 1, 2007 
Taiwan's fabless chipmaker MediaTek has inked a definitive agreement to acquire the assets related to the Analog Devices Othello radio and SoftFone baseband...

Understanding RFID 
Sep 1, 2007  By GAO RFID technical team
A thorough understanding of RFID technology and standards is crucial to fully realizing its benefits....

Medical center deploys wireless technology for patient safety 
Sep 1, 2007 
In-building wireless solutions provider, InnerWireless has deployed its medical-grade wireless technology called Horizon in Commonwealth Health Corporation's...

Use coplanar waveguide probes for accuracy and repeatability of RF measurements 
Aug 1, 2007  By Jerry Schappacher
As consumer devices like cell phones, laptop computers and PDAs get smaller, users are now expecting more functions in a single piece of equipment. They...

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