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RF & Microwave Engineering Articles for January 18, 2016 |
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 The first article in the list,
Basic Rules
for Anechoic Chamber Design, Part One: RF Absorber Approximations, will be of interest to anyone thinking about implementing a test area
for electromagnetic field testing, whether for measuring EMI or measuring radiation patterns. There is quite a lot of good information there.
Part two will deal with "approximations for bi-static reflectivity of RF absorbers and the rectangular design of rectangular RF anechoic chambers."
If you like reading about 'squegging' in oscillators, then you won't want to miss Chasing Wild Ghosts. Enjoy.
Here is a complete list of all featured RF &
microwave articles in 2016.
- Basic Rules
for Anechoic Chamber Design, Part One: RF Absorber Approximations, by Vince Rodriguez
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Statistical Pulse Measurements Using USB Power Sensors, by Orwill Hawkins
- Chasing Wild Ghosts, by Glen Chenier
- Optimizing Radar Matched Filters,
, by David Brown
- Full Wave Matching
Circuit Optimization Shortens Design Iterations, by Jeff Barney and Scott Langdon
- The Fundamentals of PAM4, by Randy
White
- Pulse Compression Radar
System Analysis, by Herbert Schmitt
- Technology Breakthroughs Prepare to Change
the World, by Chris DeMartino
Posted January 18, 2016
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