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Is an Oscillator
Upgrade on the Horizon?, Dingqing Lu
How to Measure High-Frequency Signals Over Multiple Channels, Yves M. and Jean Manuel D.
Smokin' CFL, by Martin Rowe
Testing Radar and EW Systems for the Real-World
Thanks to everything RF
for Ongoing Support
Sherlock Ohms: Inaccurate Measurements Skew Data
How a Cellphone’s Case Can Imitate Its Maker
Pulling a Wireless Signal Out of Thin Air
Oversampling Reduces Quantization Errors - Jon Titus
Many Thanks to Skyworks
Solutions
for Longtime Support!
Power Line Communication – Design archive
A Ham's Eye View - Making Sense Out of Noise, Part 2
Seeing Through Walls with a Wireless Router
Can’t RF and
Mixed Signal Components Just Get Along?
Thanks Again to RFtronics
for Continued Support
The Forgotten,
Unsexy Enabling Technology — Passives
IEEE-USA Launches New Career Website
The Advantages
of Outsourcing Your RF/Microwave Assembly to an Onshore Contractor
Comparing Microstrip and CPW Performance, J. Coonrod and B. Rautio
Please Visit NuWaves
in Appreciation of Their Support
A
Surprisingly Long List of Everything Smartphones Replaced
Automation Can Speed up Telecoms Test Times
The Silent Job Killer: Our Unemployment System
MWJ: Expert Tips, Tricks and Techniques
How Most Millionaires Got Rich (they didn't do that)
How 10
Famous Technology Products Got Their Names
Many Thanks to Vida RF
for Long-Time Support
Sherlock Ohms: The Satellite Station Had a Screw Loose
The Most Expensive Office Space in the World
Inc:
Leadership Advice: Strike a Pose
The 3D Smith Chart and Its Practical Applications, A. Müller, D. Dascalu, P. Soto, and V. Boria
How to Measure High-Frequency Signals Over Multiple Channels, by Y. Maumary and J. Dassonville
To
Improve Reports, Use Diagrams Wisely, by Jon Titus
The Words That Are Killing Your Productivity
RF World Is a Fledgling Resource Site for Electrical
Engineers.
10 Commandments for Mobile Manners
A
Kickstarter for Academic Research
Does Your Beloved Tech Artifact Belong in a Museum?
Conquer Phase Noise and Jitter in Frequency Standards
Get a Solid Grasp of IEEE 802.11ad
Thanks to Guided Wave
Technology
for Their Support
Sherlock Ohms: Case of the Strange Antenna Patterns
From Tech to Toilet Paper, Berliner Lives Completely Open Source (aka free) for One Year
IEEE: Why Bad Jobs-or No Jobs-Happen to Good Workers
Please Thank Skyworks
for Supporting RF Cafe
Higgs Boson May Be an Imposter
The “Scale of Things”: Nanometers vs. “Giga-Bucks” & “Tera-Bucks”
SciTechTalk: If It Is the Higgs, Now What?
NPR:
Father of the Cellphone 'Unleashed' World's Callers from Copper Wires
Thanks Also to Z-Comm
for Helping Deliver RF Cafe!
EDN:
Solar Flux in dBm
Is the Web Driving Us Mad?
Please Visit
Electro-Photonics
in Appreciation of their Support
Tales from the Cube: Aluminum Box Foils Frankenstein’s Monster
(a great story)
Recognizing Telstar and the Birth of Global Communications
Thanks to RFMD for
Continued Support
David Herres Now Offering Electricians'
Licensing Exam Courses
Tales from the Cube: Filters Are for Wimps
Many Thanks to Amplical
and NoiseWave for
Long-Time Support!
Techniques for Time Sidelobe Measurements with Pulse Compression Radar, John Hansen
An Introduction to RF
Measurements with a Vector Network Analyzer (p.12)
Thanks to Planar Monolithics (PMI)
for Continued Support!
"The Night I Met
Einstein" - Reader's Digest Classic
The Conjugate Match:
Applications Where it is Not the Desired Method (p.18), by Gary Breed
Please Visit American Standard
Circuits
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Tales from the Cube: Day at the Races
Looking at the Heart of Wireless Regulations
Most Overpaid Jobs in the U.S. per
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Why the
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