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COMING EVENTS...
February
2-11, 2010 – San
Francisco, CA
IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference
www.isscc.org
March
1-3, 2010 — Lisbon, Portugal
2010 IEEE International Workshop on Antenna Technology:
Small Antennas, Innovative Structure and Materials
www.iwat2010.it.pt
March
23-25, 2010 — Las Vegas, NV
International CTIA Wireless 2010
www.ctiawireless.com
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WAMICON
2010 · April 12-13, 2010
www.wamicon.org
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INDUSTRY NEWS...
Shipments of mobile WiMAX chipsets will reach 4 million by the end
of 2009 according to the latest research by Maravedis,
who in partnership with Reveal Wireless released its new report
“WiMAX Wave2 Subscriber Station Chipset Vendors Competitive
Analysis.”
California
Eastern Laboratories (CEL) announced the addition of two new
domestic sales representative firms, Rep One Associates, Inc., which
covers the southeastern United States, and Anchor Engineering, Inc.,
which covers New England. Both firms will carry the full line of
CEL products,
Nitronex
and Modelithics
have announced a collaboration to create non-linear models for Nitronex’s
high power gallium nitride (GaN) devices. Initial models will focus
on Nitronex’s
new thermally improved products targeting broadband and high efficiency
amplifiers for the military communications, electronic warfare,
and radar markets. The models will be available as a free download
from Modelithics’ website for Agilent Technologies Advanced
Design System (ADS) and AWR Microwave Office (MWO) software.
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IN THE NEXT ISSUE...
Driving
High Speed ADCs in Wideband Applications
Electromagnetic
Radiation from a Cylinder with Two Arbitrary Slots
Tutorial—An
Overview of Methods for Reduction of Power Amplifier Distortion
Technology
Report—ASIC Development and Foundry Services
Featured
Products—Discrete Semiconductors, EMC/EMI Products, Test
Accessories
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EDITOR'S CHOICE...
 Low
Noise Amplifiers
Renaissance
Electronics Corporation/HXI announces a line of HLNA Series
of Low Noise Amplifiers that covers the frequency ranges from 18
to 110 GHz. A wide variety of gain and bandwidth combinations are
available to provide the designer with a solution for most applications.
Custom designs are available and in most cases NRE is not required.
MMIC technology is employed for high reliability and repeatability.
Low noise amplifier stages can be combined with power amplifier
stages for higher P1dB levels. LNAs can also be packaged with other
components for custom configurations. Each LNA contains a voltage
regulator and bias sequencing circuitry allowing the use of a single
bias to power the amplifier.
www.hxi.com
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