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Military-equipment enhancements require backward compatibility 
Jun 1, 2007  Mark Valentine, Technical Editor
Many times when a branch of the armed forces considers a new weapons system, one of the key aspects to be evaluated is how effectively the potential addition will integrate with existing arsenal....

Implantable ultralow-power radio chip facilitates in-body communications 
Jun 1, 2007  By Peter D. Bradley
Targeting implantable applications like pacemakers, nerve stimulators, drug pumps, and other such medical devices, an ultralow-power RF transceiver chip has been developed that delivers high data rates, low power consumption and unique wake-up circuitry. This article discusses the design of an in-body communication system....

Is the handset the center of your personal universe? 
May 1, 2007  By Jon Adams
The cellular handset is the most carried piece of high technology in the world. Equipped with a display, well-understood user interface, wireless connectivity...

ZigBee enhances eldercare 
May 1, 2007 
New wireless technology from France Telecom Orange and Ember may someday enable eldercare facilities and people with elderly family members to keep tabs...

Implantable radio chip facilitates in-body communications 
May 1, 2007 
Targeting implanted pacemakers, nerve stimulators, drug pumps, and other implantable medical devices, Canada's Zarlink Semiconductor has developed an...

WHAT'S IN A TAG? 
May 1, 2007 
Today, four different kinds of tags are commonly used. They are categorized by their radio frequency according to the following: low-frequency tags (between...

Will 3G LTE give mobile devices a new edge? 
May 1, 2007  Ashok Bindra, Editorial Director
With competitive pressure building from mobile WiMAX and ultramobile broadband, supporters at the Third Generation Partnership Project are looking beyond the current 3G wireless technologies, such as wideband CDMA, which were developed for a mixture of voice and data communications over the same wireless network. ...

Applying a high linearity variable gain amplifier 
May 1, 2007  By Tuan Nguyen
The high linearity variable gain amplifier VG025 is designed for use in transmitter and receiver automatic gain-control circuits, and as variable gain blocks following low-noise amplifier stages in high dynamic range receiver front-ends....

RF MEMS switch boasts 26.5 GHz performance 
May 1, 2007 
By leveraging the baseline process and MEMS manufacturing technology, TeraVicta Technologies has announced the availability of its dc to 26.5 GHz SPDT...

IEEE's International Microwave Symposium sparks new trends 
May 1, 2007  By the RF Design staff
Keeping the Aloha spirit in mind to promote better understanding and cooperation between East and West, IEEE's Microwave Theory and Techniques Society...

Antenna chip tailored for mobile TV 
May 1, 2007 
Netanya, Israel-based Siano Mobile Silicon, a developer of semiconductor solutions for mobile digital TV (MDTV), and Vishay Intertechnology have unveiled...

CONVERGED MOBILE DEVICE PRODUCTS 
May 1, 2007 
Network operating platform simplifies ZigBee applications The Tendril network operating platform has been improved and expanded to dramatically simplify...

NEWSWORTHY 
May 1, 2007 
WiMedia Alliance The WiMedia Alliance (www.wimedia.org) has announced that the Ecma International standard forUWB technology has been approved for release...

Miniaturized HF direction-finding antenna system is portable 
May 1, 2007  By Joseph R. Jahoda
By incorporating advanced techniques and an effi cient loop antenna confi guration, a direction-fi nding antenna array has been achieved, which is small and portable for 2 MHz to 30 MHz applications....

Content-rich, mobile devices demand high-speed wireless connectivity 
May 1, 2007  By Jason Ellis
In today's increasingly competitive and dynamically evolving market for wireless communications services, mobile carriers are facing a constantly shifting...

Tackling complex signal-processing tasks for 3G LTE 
May 1, 2007  By Ashok Bindra
While semiconductor suppliers are readying their DSPs and FPGAs, as well as front-end data converters and RF power amplifiers, test gear providers are unveiling their test strategies. ...

Low additive noise frequency tripler 
May 1, 2007  By Bogdan Sadowski
Design of a frequency tripler is presented and its noise degradation, due to the presence of additive noise of the multiplier, is measured and compared to theoretical limits....

RFID deal is estimated at $3 million 
May 1, 2007 
KMA Global Solutions International has announced its first major radio-frequency identification (RFID) deal valued at nearly $3 million. KMA, in conjunction...

Test & Measurement 
May 1, 2007 
Digital spectrum analyzers The Aeroflex 3280 series spectrum analyzers offer digital demodulation for the analysis of 802.11a, b and g wireless networks....

Reducing RF design cycles through improved design methodologies 
May 1, 2007  By Per Viklund
The evolution of RF design methodologies has not kept pace with advances in RF technology, resulting in delays in the deployment of advanced RF capabilities caused by protracted design cycles. New practices based on the use of design tools working together in highly integrated environments can resolve this dilemma by considering system-level RF effects at the beginning of the design process....

Products 
May 1, 2007 
Amplifiers MMIC broadband amplifiers iTerra Communications' iT2005 family of die and packaged MMIC broadband amplifiers deliver high RF output power from...

Flexible regulations can accelerate wireless broadband deployment 
May 1, 2007  By Mohammad Shakouri
Rapidly increasing consumer demand for mobile broadband connectivity has drawn attention to the need for innovative approaches to governmental regulations...

Broadband amplifier is highly linear, consumes low current 
May 1, 2007  By Ashok Bindra
WJ Communications Inc.'s WJA series of broadband amplifiers are the RF Design Products of the Month for May 2007....

IBM, austriamicrosystems jointly advance high-voltage RF CMOS process 
May 1, 2007 
To further enhance its 180 nm (or 0.18 micron) RF CMOS process with high-voltage capability for its foundry customers, IBM Microelectronics has inked...

A closer look at the evolving cellular handset 
May 1, 2007  By Cheryl Ajluni, Editor
The world is changing right before our very eyes. It seems like only yesterday that everyone used rotary-style landlines and the idea of using a cellular...

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