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A Few Great RF & Microwave Engineering Articles for December 2017
5G and LTE are major topics in the daily news
headlines, magazine articles, books, and seminars. I could have easily included twice
as many articles in the following list with "5G" in the title. 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.
- Coexistence of LTE and Radar Systems, by Darren McCarthy and Steffen Heuel
- 5G: Is it Ready for Take Off?, by James Kimery
- Making the Jump to Wide Bandgap Power, by Murray Slovick
- Inside the VCXO: Performance and Application Guide, by Tommy Reed
- Substrate Selection Can Simplify Thermal Management, by John Ranieri
- Choosing Circuit Materials for Low-PIM PCB Antennas, by John Coonrod
- 11 Myths About Bluetooth 5, by Casey O'Grady
- Pre-5G and 5G: Will The mmWave Link Work?, by Andreas Roessler
- Concepts of RF Power Amplification, by Boris Aleiner
- Three 5G Test Challenges to Overcome, by Adnan Khan
- The Front End: Tell Me What Happened AND When It Happened, by Kendall Castor-Perry
Posted December 27, 2017
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