Software, Test
Averna's New Test & Quality Management Software
April 15, 2013 11:12 am | by WDD Staff | Product Releases | CommentsAverna premier test solution provider to electronics and communications OEMs, has announced Release 6.2 of its ProligentTest and Quality Management software, featuring a personalized environment that incorporates new and improved reports and a landing page for quick user help.
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Microchip Adds Advanced Third-Party Code to Embedded Code Source’s Free Offerings
April 3, 2013 3:14 pm | by Microchip Technology Inc. | News | CommentsMicrochip Technology Inc. has announced the expansion of its Embedded Code Source application store and embedded user community for PIC MCU software/firmware code examples, tools and utilities, which often include the source code.
LISTED UNDER: Software, CAD / CAM / CAE | Software, Circuit / System Analysis | Software, DesignThe Effects of Meandering in RFID Tag Design
January 20, 2011 10:58 am | Articles | CommentsBy Mark Forbes, Mentor Graphics Corporation As is well known, maximum RF coupling occurs when impedances on each side of the coupling match. A perfect match occurs when the impedances are identical and the Complex Matching Factor (CMF) is 0dB. When the CMF is 0db, the imaginary terms of the complex conjugate cancel, and the resistance is equal.
WiMAX and LTE: Closer than You Think
May 19, 2010 11:04 am | by Joe Cozzarelli, Senior Director Broadband RF Products and Glenn Eswein, Director Of Product Marketing, Broadband RF Business, ANADIGICS | Articles | CommentsAfter three years of deliberation, the IEEE802.16m air interface definition will be ready for prime time in the next few months. This critical step toward creating true 4G cellular technology based on WiMAX is important enough to earn compliant products a new name: WiMAX 2. Further proof came last month, when an impressive subset of the WiMAX community created the WiMAX 2 Collaboration Initiative to "improve the economics of mobile broadband" and "to create a better value chain for service providers.
DSP Offers Next-Generation Acceleration
April 8, 2010 1:19 pm | Product Releases | CommentsFreescale Semiconductor has introduced its MSC8155 digital signal processor (DSP), a higher performance and cost-optimized version of the company's flagship MSC8156 DSP based on the latest StarCore technology. The MSC8155 includes next-generation acceleration and interconnect technologies that boost overall chip performance and further enhance the capabilities of broadband wireless base station equipment.
Serial Data Equalization Software Tests High Speed Designs
February 25, 2009 10:46 am | Product Releases | CommentsAgilent Technologies, Inc. announces serial data equalization software for its Infiniium 90000A series oscilloscope. This software is suitable for testing devices based on high-speed serial data technologies such as PCI Express 3.0, USB 3.0, SATA 6 Gbps and SAS 6 Gbps. The software provides equalization tools for real-time analysis to help reduce receiver errors....
LISTED UNDER: Services, Calibration / Test | Software, TestTablet PC Software Tests Wi-Fi Sites
September 23, 2008 11:55 am | Product Releases | CommentsBerkeley Varitronics Systems' Swarm™ tablet PC software operates on indoor and outdoor Wi-Fi site surverys. The program combines Yellowjacket® 802.11b/a/n/g Wi-Fi receiver measurements with GPS geo-coding accuracy. The software enables survey bitmap creation, scanning for all 802.11b/a/n/g channels with automatic correlation, and exporting of data including RSSI, MAC and SSID....
LISTED UNDER: Services, Calibration / Test | Software, TestTightening the Line on Wi-Fi Security: A Look at WPA2
August 11, 2006 10:47 am | by Uriah Pollock, Bilal Shahid and Iftikhar Zubair | Articles | CommentsThe security and privacy we have come to trust (primarily through wired networks) has quickly been disappearing, resulting in the requirement for a new form of network connection security. Wireless Ethernet tackled this problem not once, but twice. The second attempt, so far, looks to put an end to security problems “in-the-air” for Wi-Fi™.
