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The European Conference on Wireless Technologies Young Engineer Prize was awarded to 24 GHz Software-Defined Radar System for Automative Applications by H. Zhang, Poly-Grames Research Center, Montreal, Canada, with co-authors L. Li and K. Wu. Please Download the full PDF (584 KB)...
The European Radar Conference Best Paper Prize was awarded to A Ka-band, Magnetron Based, Scanning Radar for Airborne Applications by V.A. Volkov, D.M. Vavriv, R.V. Kozhin and L.V. Shevtsova, Institute of Radio Astronomy of the National Academy of Science of Ukraine, and Yong-Hoon Kim and Hoon Lee, Millisys Inc....
The European Radar Conference Young Engineers Prize was awarded to Ultra-Wideband Imaging for Detection of Early-Stage Breast Cancer by X. Zhuge, M. Hajian, A.G. Yarovoy and L.P. Ligthart, IRCTR Dept. Electrical Engineering, Delft University of Technology. Copyright EuRAD. Click here to download the full PDF (314 KB) ....
The Microwave Innovation Group (MiG) introduced the latest version of WASP-NET®, the fast hybrid EM CAD and optimization engine that utilizes the advantages of all four common EM solvers (MM/FE/MoM/FD) in one tool. An important new feature is a new graphical user interface with all modern visualization features that...
Borrowing language from the television game show of Texas Hold’em otherwise known as Celebrity Poker, Motorola announced to those attending this year’s WiMAX World that it was “all in” as far as its commitment to WiMAX deployment. The feeling seemed unanimous among senior executives from Sprint (Xohm), Clearwire, Motorola,...
M2Z Networks’ plans to build a nationwide WiMAX network are still up in the air—literally and figuratively—as the FCC moves ahead with a rulemaking procedure to determine the best use for fallow 1.255-2.175 GHz spectrum in which the network would run. M2Z thinks it has the best use for...
Alvarion Ltd. (NASDAQ: ALVR), the world's leading provider of WiMAX and wireless broadband solutions, has announced that it has been chosen by the Caribbean's largest mobile operator, Digicel Group, as its strategic partner for WiMAX in the Cayman Islands. Alvarion's IEEE.802.16e 4MotionTM Mobile WiMAX solution was selected to advance...
Nortel has fast become one of the industry's most scathing critics of 3G. Since selling its UMTS assets to rival firm Alcatel Lucent last year, the Canadian vendor has pounced on any opportunity to cast 3G as a vastly inferior technology to mobile WiMAX, in which it is investing...
Redline Communications and Siemens Home and Office Communication Devices are privately testing the interoperability of their WiMAX Forum-certified broadband wireless products, the two companies have announced. Designed to augment interoperability testing already conducted by the Forum, the private testing is being conducted under the auspices of the Redline Ecosystem...
The choice of Samsung, Motorola and Nokia to provide Sprint Nextel with its WiMAX network was a clear victory for vendors that could offer infrastructure and devices, and sent the rivals lacking this advantage scurrying to create their own ‘ecosystems’. In the early years of a standard, interoperability tends...
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