Then: Millimeters - The New Radio Frontier
Archie W. Straiton & Charles W. Tolbert
First published in January of 1960, this article described the unique characteristics of millimeter radio waves in evaluating their use in specific applications.
50 Years of Millimeter-Waves: A Journey of Development
Wolfgang Menzel
During World War II, RF and microwave systems proved to be of major importance for both communication and radar. Consequently, intensive research was conducted in this field, resulting in major breakthroughs.
Occupied Bandwidth Measurement of Multi-FA CDMA Signal at Remote Site
Sang-Tae Kim, Jong-Soo Lim, Kyoung-Rok Cho
A Low Cost Wafer Scale Package Technology for mm-wave Applications
Kohei Fujii and Henrik Morkner, Avago Technologies
LTE ARQ and Re-segmentation
Dan Aubertin, Agilent Technologies
Digital Input Power Amplifiers for DVB-SH Repeaters
Andrew®
Retrospective: A New Philosophy for Mil-Specs on Microwave Components
Leo Gumina
Career Corner
Isaac Mendelson, ElectroMagneticCareers.com
Don’t let number of RF engineering degrees decline
A Microwave Journey, Part II: The 1960s
David Vye, Editor, Microwave Journal
Monolithic Sampler/Pulser Architecture Exceeds 100 GHz
Joel M. Libove, Brendan R. Illingworth, Steven J. Chacko - Furaxa Inc.; Hal L. Levitt, Naval Research Laboratory
Implementation of a sampling and pulse generating technology in InP, SiGe, gallium arsenide and complementary metal-oxide semiconductor integrated circuit processes
60 GHz T/R Module Enables Short-Range Multi-Gigabit Communications
Endwave Corp.
Introduction to a transmit/receive module based on a direct-conversion architecture utilizing independent Tx and Rx local oscillators
Flexible Microwave Cable Assemblies for Space Application Testing
HUBER+SUHNER AG, Herisau, Switzerland
Design of a hermetically sealed radio frequency adaptor and flexible microwave cable assemblies for thermal vacuums for space applications
Signal Analyzer Breaks 1000 Sweeps/s Barrier
Rohde & Schwarz, Munich, Germany
Introduction to a mid-range signal analyzer with up to 40 MHz of analysis bandwidth and more than 1000 sweeps per second
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