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RF & Microwave Engineering Articles for October 9, 2015
It was the end of August when I last posted links to RF & microwave
engineering articles (Melanie and I just moved back to our old house in Erie, Pennsylvania). You don't need
me to suggest reading material, but this can at least serve as a reminder that there are many great new articles available. Some magazines
have been printing an abbreviated version of an article and then posting the entire article online. Often, even if the entire text is printed,
there are additional sketches and photographs posted online. Enjoy.
Here is a complete list of all featured RF & microwave articles in 2015.
- Using Power Sensors in Unattended Applications, Orwill Hawkins
- 6 Types of Resonators Used Across the RF/Microwave Universe, Chris DeMartino
- S-Band Omnidirectional Antenna System for Nano/Micro Student Satellites, V. Sambasiva Rao, M.C. Basava Raj and L. Nichola
- Challenges Making Millimeter Wave IMD Measurements, Jon Martens and Steve Reyes
- Making Links with Cables and Connectors, Jack Browne
- An Integrated Framework for Complex Radar System Design, NI/AWR
- Impact of Antenna Design, Tune and Match on Wireless Range, Matthew Meiller
- Solidify Design Efforts Using EM Simulators, Jack Browne
Posted October 9, 2015
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