Item-level RFID takes off 

Sep 1, 2006, By Cheryl Ajluni

A range of benefits and solutions for item-level tagging are quickly making it the largest, most profitable, RFID market segment....

Packaging innovation: From smart labels to smart packages 

Sep 1, 2006, By Tony Sabetti

In the mid-1990s, flexible two-dimensional RFID inlays were introduced to label-converting companies as the basis for manufacturing smart labels. Today,...

NEWSWORTHY 

Sep 1, 2006

InkSure Technologies InkSure Technologies Inc. (www.inksure.com) is moving forward with a label technology for low-cost RFID applications and plans to...

Single integrated platform offers DAB/FM/MP3 functions 

Sep 1, 2006

Frontier Silicon, a semiconductor supplier for mobile TV and digital radio, has partnered with SigmaTel Inc. to produce Atlas 2, a low-cost integrated...

Products 

Sep 1, 2006

Amplifiers Darlington amplifier Avago Technologies has released a silicon bipolar Darlington amplifier in a low thermal-resistant SOT-89 package for use...

Unprecedented SDR-based receiver IC processes GPS and Galileo signals 

Sep 1, 2006

Combining software-defined radio (SDR) architecture with silicon germanium (SiGe) process technology, SiGe Semiconductor Inc. has unwrapped the world's...

Signal analysis platform heralds a new era 

Sep 1, 2006

Agilent Technologies MXA Signal Analysis Platform is the RF Design Product of the Month for September 2006....

Reducing the design complexity of next-generation handsets 

Sep 1, 2006, By Jennifer Chou

This article will discuss the many available modulation technology options that are used for various EDGE systems, including direct-launch conversion transmitter (DCT), small-signal polar modulation (sometimes called “polar lite”), and large-signal open polar modulation, and compare them to the more effective, large-signal closed polar loop solution that delivers the best overall system performance and ease of manufacturing....

Is RFID secure? 

Sep 1, 2006, By Cheryl Ajluni, Editor

Despite the increasing popularity of RFID technology, the electronic information it deals with may not be as secure as was once thought....

Optimizing mobile handset performance 

Sep 1, 2006, By Greg Mendolia

Making RF radios in mobile devices "tunable" is not a new development. But, tunable RF technology is seen as too lossy, too large, too expensive or having poor linearity....

Product Focus September 2006: Active Components 

Sep 1, 2006

UHF RFID oscillator Z-Communications' lead-free, RoHS compliant oscillator (SLV0868C-LF) in UHF band (864-870 MHz) features extraordinary low phase noise...

Understanding the antenna design challenge 

Sep 1, 2006, By Denis Ruffieux

To maintain the 13.56 MHz RFID system in a functional state, it is necessary for the system designer to prevent the coupling factor from getting too high....

RFID PRODUCTS 

Sep 1, 2006

RFID silicon boasts advanced design EPCglobal-certified Gen 2 ultrahigh-frequency (UHF) silicon is available from Texas Instruments (www.ti.com). Offered...

Mitigating interference to maximize spectral efficiency in 3G/4G networks 

Sep 1, 2006, By John Thomas

This article describes an interference cancellation technology comprising an ASIC/core hardware and DSP-based software, which cancels interference from all traffic channels, and from all interfering sources for 2.5G, 3G and 4G networks....

Digital oscilloscopes offer true USB plug-and-play connectivity 

Aug 31, 2006, By Ashok Bindra, Editorial Director

The new DS1000B and TDS2000B series of digital storage oscilloscopes from Tektronix, Inc. have been designed with a full complement of USB ports and connectivity options, providing up to 200 MHz bandwidth, 2 Gsps maximum sample rate per channel, USB flash and device ports. ...

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