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3G and Beyond: Harnessing the Power of Multicore Processors for 3G, WiMAX and LTE
Although wireless' killer app is still voice, data is rapidly becoming a close second for 3G, a trend that will continue as operators deploy 4G technologies such as mobile WiMAX (IEEE 802.16e) and Long Term Evolution (LTE).
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• Test & Measurement
• Integrated Circuits
• Embedded Systems
• Power
• Unlicensed Technologies
 The International Microwave Symposium is the headline conference of the IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society (MTT-S), and the accompanying technology exhibition takes place from the 17th to the 19th of June. This electronic show daily will keep you up to date on events, news, and device highlights from the event... continue
WD&D’s Design Network provides design tips and the very latest in
need-to-know information in an easy to follow format. Presenters are industry
experts who can provide practical suggestions to overcome the most difficult
design challenges.
Now showing:
• 10 Tips for Designing with GaN
• Firmware Over-the-Air (FOTA)
• Practical Power Wireless Design, Part 1 and 2
• Preventing Dangerous Battery System Failures
• Wireless Sensors and Control Networks – Enabling New Opportunities
• WiFi for Embedded
To come:
• Silicon Radio Platform
• Yield Optimization at Advanced Process Nodes, Part 1
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Linux Eases Development of Advanced Capabilities for Smart Wireless Devices
Unlike the low-cost cell phone market, where products boast few bells and whistles beyond the ability to make and receive calls, smart wireless devices are all about features. From the user's point of view, carrying a single device that does everything on the road is much better than having to carry multiple devices and manage synchronizations.
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Vishay Intertechnology’s 30CTT045 and 60CPT045 Gen. 5.0 45-V Scottky diodes exhibit a maximum junction temperature of 175°C.
Austriamicrosystems’ AS1364 low dropout regulator (LDO) offers lowest dropout voltage of 140 mV at 1 A and pre-programmed output voltages from 1.2 to 5 V at 0.75% accuracy from a power supply ranging from 2 to 5.50 V in battery powered applications.
Connor-Winfield’s T5 and T6 Series of temperature compensated crystal controlled oscillators (TCXO) and voltage controlled temperature compensated crystal controlled oscillators (VCTCXO) use analog temperature compensation in S3 telecom applications.
Lambda’s HWS300P and HWS600P Series of 300-W and 600-W power supplies deliver up to 300% of peak output power in nominal output voltages including 24, 36 and 48 V.
Emerson Network Power’s LPS103-M 100 to 150-W AC/DC power supply exhibits a typical full load efficiency of 88% and a power density in excess of 14 W/in³.
