It has been predicted that, within a decade, the Internet of Things (IoT) will grow to encompass billions or even trillions of wireless devices and sensors. However, that growth will... Read More

Many modern EW systems require low noise receivers capable of withstanding wide input power variations over a multi-octave bandwidth.  These receivers are necessary to protect sensitive components from RF overdrive... Read More

ARM-Android ecosystem transforming large-screen compute in ways that echo smartphone experience Think back to 2009, as the Android smart phone era dawned and the mobile computing world was changed forever.... Read More

Introduction Mini-Circuits’ YAT-D-series MMIC attenuator dice (RoHS compliant) are fixed value, absorptive attenuators fabricated using highly repetitive MMIC processing with thin film resistors on GaAs substrates.  They contain through-wafer Cu... Read More

The market for electronics components has changed radically over the past three decades. The driving force in terms of component volume is now the consumer market and no longer applications... Read More

In this article we examine the rules and regulations governing control of EMI and the types of noise generated by switching power supplies to provide basic guidance for EMI mitigation,... Read More

In 2015, the US Department of Defense announced that the B-52 bomber, originally introduced in 1952, will be in operation until 2044 – a life cycle of nearly 100 years.... Read More

Embracing traditional data services and the burgeoning requirements of the Internet of Things (IoT), the Internet of Everything (IoE), as it is now being referred to, is adding considerably to... Read More