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A Few Great RF & Microwave Engineering Articles for August 2017
August issues of the most popular electronics and RF magazines
do not have a whole lot of really interesting (to me, anyway) articles. One titled
Dead Meters Expose Battery Terminal Design Issues does strike a familiar
chord that is worth reading if for no other reason than to see the comments by readers. Just
about everyone has experienced the horror and inconvenience of opening a battery-powered device
and discovering corrosion at the battery terminal contacts. 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.
- Microwave Material Measurements Without Cables, John W. Schultz
- RF/Microwave Amplifier Design Using Harmonic Balance Simulation with Only S-parameter Data, by NI/AWR
- Minimizing Temperature Drift in Your Current Measurement, by Dan Harmon
- Dead Meters Expose Battery Terminal Design Issues, by Paul Rako
- Understanding the Limitations of Modern Military Radio Testbeds, JFW Industries, Inc
- Build Your Own Oscilloscope Probes for Power Measurements, by Martin Brown
- mmWaves Hit the Highway, by Amarpal (Paul) Khanna
- Carrier Modifications Make Ultranarrowband Modulation, by Harold R. Walker
Posted August 15, 2017
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