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Two of the most challenging problems in noise behavior are considered: impulse noise and coexisting signals within noise. Modern examples of how a new technique for examining noise can give you the necessary insight to avoid potential design or performance problems will be given.

A bulk acoustic wave (BAW) filter with ground-breaking, standard-setting performance would offer a tuning range far beyond today’s established outer limits. Can the center frequency tuning range of BAW filters be extended beyond 2% up to 5%, or perhaps even three to four times that amount?

Get the most out of your trade show presence and prepare for the IMS 2008 exhibition in June

Oscillators are like cars. Some are powerful, sleek (expensive) performers, some are just economy clunkers (clockers), and most are in between.

In today’s environment, the Band-Reject Filter (BRF), or Band-Stop, is the solution of choice in an increasing number of cases. Improved QE BRF design methods make the BP-BS Diplexer the solution of choice for certain new applications. This article seeks to make system engineers aware of advantageous new application possibilities and to assist component engineers in supporting related demands.

Here is a brief introduction and guide to the many different approaches to measuring antennas depending on the type to be measured.