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RF & Microwave Magazine Article Archive - 2020 |
Electronic Design | High Frequency Electronics | Microwave Journal | Microwaves & RF | Microwave Product Digest | Test & Measurement World
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Electronic Design February What Actually Is a Hot Loop? January What's the Difference Between AC-DC and DC-DC Power Supplies? Minimizing Power-Supply Voltage Drop on PCBs Stuck in the Middle: How to Choose Your Next Bandpass Filter Protection for the Power Supply and Its Load Demystifying Electronic Calibration Inductor Current Measurement in Switched Power Supplies High Frequency Electronics February Antennas Evolve To Meet 5G Requirements Broadband Design of a High Efficiency 200-W GaN HEMT Doherty Amplifier January Microwaves & RF February Algorithms to Antenna: Exploring Hybrid-Beamforming Architectures for 5G Systems January Stuck in the Middle: How to Choose Your Next Bandpass Filter Algorithms to Antenna: Classifying Radar Micro-Doppler Signatures What's the Difference Between RMS and Peak Watts? Microwave Product Digest February Solid-State T/R Module Design and Modeling for Radar Applications January The Role and Trending Requirements of RF Limiters in Multifunctional AESA Radar Test & Measurement World January Design PCBs for EMI, Part 4: More on Partitioning |
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If you are like me, you spend a lot of time reading articles from technical magazines. Sometimes I read the entire article, but usually I just scan the text for highlights and look at the schematics, block diagrams, and charts / graphs. Often, I want to go back and find an article but cannot recall where I saw it. A Google search will usually eventually reveal a hyperlink to the article, but a lot of times it takes a lot of digging. Since my key interests are not necessarily the same as RF Cafe visitors, an attempt will be made to catalog all of them. If there is a magazine not included here that you would like me to include in the list, please send me an e-mail and I will try to incorporate its articles, too.
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