Aug 19, 2003,
RF Design Staff
Lowell, Mass. -- M/A-Com, a business unit of Tyco Electronics Corp., announced an agreement with Ford Motor Co. to provide GPS navigation system antennas for several of its vehicle lines....
Aug 8, 2003
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Aug 8, 2003,
RF Design Staff
Metuchen, N.J. -- Berkeley Varitronics Systems Inc. announced it expanded the functionality of its Berkeley's Beetle handheld wireless receiver -- designed for installing and maintaining direct sequence CDMA 802.11b local area networks -- to allow for antenna alignment of many point to multi-point solutions....
Aug 8, 2003,
RF Design Staff
Scottsdale, Az. -- The next five years will see more than 931 million new wireless services subscribers, and by 2007 the total worldwide wireless population will exceed two billion subscribers, says a report by In-Stat/MDR. Throughout the forecast period, the annual subscriber growth will average over 186 million....
Aug 8, 2003,
RF Design Staff
Frederick, Md. -- Planar Monolithic Industries Inc. introduced its newest miniature 2 GHz to 18 GHz threshold detector, model number TD-23T-SS-218. It has an input operating range of -18 dBm to -23 dBm over the full frequency range. The threshold level is internally fixed to provide a minimum signal level of -23 dBm. The input VSWR is < 2.5:1, operating temperature is -5° C to +85° C, and the response time is < 100 uS. The device us...
Aug 8, 2003,
RF Design Staff
Billerica, Mass. -- Polymer Assembly Technology (PAT) -- a new company founded by industry veteran Jim Clayton, former director of research and development at Polymer Flip Chip Corp. -- has emerged offering flip chip technology with high density, low-temperature processing through the use of polymer conductive adhesives....
Aug 8, 2003,
RF Design Staff
Chelmsford, Mass. - Hittite Microwave Corp. announced the release of eight new MMIC VCOs that cover wireless infrastructure, test equipment, microwave radio and military applications between 2 GHz and 6.8 GHz....
Aug 1, 2003,
Todd Judd Erickson Editor terickson@primediabusiness.com
RF Design has received a few inquiries from people questioning the upcoming changes to the magazine starting in the September issue. Some readers are...
Aug 1, 2003,
By Keith Vick
I've received many responses to my first RF Fundamentals column. There were two messages I overwhelmingly received. First, many people wrote that this...
Aug 1, 2003,
By David Leiss
[For a copy of this article in PDF format, which displays figures and equations, click here. Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader, free download.] Aerospace/Defense...
Aug 1, 2003,
By Randy Simon
Successive generations of wireless systems based on HTS technology continue to offer increasing performance, high reliability and continued tailoring to the specific needs of today's wireless networks. Thousands of HTS systems are deployed today in wireless networks and the rate of adoption of the technology continues to grow....
Aug 1, 2003,
By Roger Burns
[For a copy of this article in PDF format, which displays figures and equations, click here. Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader, free download.] The rapid...
Aug 1, 2003,
By Tom Hornak
Replacing two separate post-mixer filters with a single polyphase filter1 has several advantages...
Aug 1, 2003
Noble Publishing books and CD-ROM courses Noble Publishing Corp. released its newest CD-ROM training courses and books. RF/Microwave Transistor Amplifier...
Aug 1, 2003
Cambridge Silicon Radio Inc. (CSR) launched its third generation Bluetooth single chip silicon, BlueCore3. The company says it is the first complete implementation...