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RF & Microwave Engineering Articles for December 18, 2014
There's that IoT (Internet of Things) buzz phrase again. Perhaps it is getting
tiresome because even after being around for about two years, almost nobody really knows what it refers to. Many
never remember even having heard of it. Have you? Do you know what is means? Join the crowd. IPV6 was created to
handle all the billions and billions of connected appliances and wearable devices we'll all own and/or wear in
near future. This first article in Microwave Journal presents a brief introduction to IoT, in case you care.
- Internet of Things Focus, Mendy Ouzillou, Ross Yu
- The Evolution of Harmonic Load Pull, Dr. Ing. Christos Tsironis
- Software-Designed Instrument Revolution (p.22) Bill Driver, Vimal M. Fernandez
- Simulate and Test Chirped Radar - It's Not Just for the Military Anymore, Frank Raffaeli, Trang D. Nguyen
- Jitter and Timing Analysis in the Presence of Crosstalk, Chris Loberg
- EMC Simulation in the Design Flow of Modern Electronics Andreas Barchanski, Jens Krämer, Pietro Luzzi
Posted December 18, 2014
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