The title of the first
article listed might have, a couple decades ago, had you suspecting it might be some sort of April Fools'
gag. After all, who would think there would be any possibility of an oscilloscope performing functions
historically reserved for spectrum and/or signal analyzers? The fact is that nowadays there is a lot
of number crunching ability built into medium to high end o-scopes, making the instruments interchangeable
for frequencies up to about 100 MHz. But, then I read Rick chapman's article on transcendental
resistors. Items move onto and off of all homepages quickly, so even if you visit Microwave &
RF, Microwave Journal, Microwave Product Digest, High Frequency Electronics,
et al, regularly, you might have missed something in the list below.
Here is a complete list of all featured
RF & microwave
articles in 2017.
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What's the Difference Between Signal Analyzers and Oscilloscopes for Frequency Analysis?,
by Patrick Mannion
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Transcendental Resistors Simplify Precision Design, by Rick Chapman
- Digital Approach
Generates AM-VSB and 8VSB Signals, by Henry Douglas Rodrigues, Jose de Souza Lima, and Mauricio
Silveira
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Frog Legs Probably Won't Charge Your Phone - the Discovery of Voltage, by Daniel
Bogdanoff
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Class-F RF Power Amplifier with a New Load Network Configuration, by Firas M. Ali
Al-Raie
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Innovations in Test and Measurement to Meet Today's Challenges, by Walter Strickler, Greg Jue, David
A. Hall, Reiner Stuhlfauth, and Corbett Rowell
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Product Engineering: The Bridge Between Design and Manufacturing, by Martin Rowe
- Study the Loss of Microstrip
on Silicon, by Kamaljeet Singh, A.V. Nirmal, and S.V. Sharma
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MIL-DTL-38999: Connecting the Past to the Future of Military Aviation, by Scott Miller
- Compare Phase-Locking
Methods of RF Sources, by Dr. Richard Jenkins
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Meet Powerline Emissions and Immunity Standards or Else, by Mathieu van den Bergh
Posted April 14, 2017
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