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I like Bluetooth so my favourite articles are about Bluetooth. Now Bluetooth Low ...
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This is my favorite time of year as the editor, because I get to take a moment ...
Top ten articles in RF and microwave for 2011
Janine Love
12/12/2011 12:48 PM EST
You voted with your page views, and here are the top 10 technical articles and top 10 products from the RF & Microwave Designline that you selected this year. Congratulations to the writers (of the articles) and the vendors (of the products). Please let me know if there is a topic/issue you would like to know more about (use the comments section below), and I will get what I can on the designline for 2012. Thanks for a great year, and, please, continue to tell your friends about the RF & Microwave Designline, sign up for the newsletter, and tweet, like, and share any articles you wish with your colleagues.
Top ten RF and Microwave design articles of 2011
Top ten RF and Microwave products of 2011
Top ten RF and Microwave design articles of 2011
- Design electronic systems for EMC, part 3 of 3 (William G. Duff)
- Software defined radio: defining the challenges (Michael Schlicht and Martin Speitel, Fraunhofer IIS)
- Introducing LTE Advanced (Moray Rumney, Agilent Technologies)
- 7 myths of analog and mixed-signal design (Bob Frostholm, JVD Inc.)
- Bright future for ultra-low-power RF (Jay Tyzzer, Nordic Semiconductor)
- How to design a traditional radio (Natalian Zhai, Silicon Labs)
- An overview of the LTE physical layer, Part 1 (Frank Rayal, Telesystem Innovations)
- Avoiding interference in the 2.4GHz ISM band (Ryan Winfield Woodings and Mark Gerrior, Cypress Semiconductor)
- Automatically generate C code (Arvind Ananthan, MathWorks)
- Antenna challenges in smartphones and tablets with 4G rising (Paul Tornatta, CTO SkyCross)
Top ten RF and Microwave products of 2011
- Microchip integrates wireless transmitter with MCU
- TI claims highest performance narrowband RF transceiver
- Don't worry, be happy: design, test, verification support for LTE-Advanced (Agilent)
- Firm releases first handheld software defined radio (Epiq Solutions)
- ADI changes the game with Circuits from the Lab
- World's first DECT ultra low power wireless devices (Dialog Semiconductor)
- NI blows the lid off VSA performance in PXI form factor
- Tiny tuner targets analog TV (Fresco Microchip)
- Radiocom Bluetooth modules aim for low cost
- Roboteq publishes free WI-Fi robot platform design
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RF/Memory Editor
12/12/2011 1:39 PM EST
This is my favorite time of year as the editor, because I get to take a moment to look at the topics that have engaged you the most. Thanks for a great year.
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Luis Sanchez
12/15/2011 4:51 PM EST
I like Bluetooth so my favourite articles are about Bluetooth. Now Bluetooth Low Energy is here with the iPhone 4S and the Motorola RAZR so, there should be coming new apps which benefit from such new technologies. Though the other day I did a small experiment, I was in a bus and did a Bluetooth scan with my computer, and couldn’t find but perhaps only a couple of mobile phones. I think in the US, people are already aware of proximity marketing and perhaps find it annoying. What do you think?
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