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This focused issue is sponsored by the IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society (MTT-S) MTT-11 Technical Committee (TC) on Low-Noise Techniques. Each TC in the MTT-S is made up of international researchers with a variety of backgrounds and research interests. The low-noise TC changes on a regular basis and brings in researchers with new interests. Low-noise techniques cover everything from fundamental

The study of fluctuations in oscillators has been a classical research topic in mathematics, physics, and engineering since the first half of the 20th century [1]-[4]. Besides the intellectual fascination for mathematically difficult problems, the importance of the topic is deeply rooted in practical applications, mainly in the fields of RF and microwave electronics and also telecommunications. In

As the title suggests, I am inviting the reader to take a brief walk with me and discuss the interesting subject of microwave noise. My goal is to provide some highlights on this subject, from its basic pillars based on physics to the latest engineering publications. A solid understanding of noise cannot but stand on the shoulders of the physicists who have continually been looking at overcoming the

Noise is a random signal, a perturbation of dc bias and RF signals. It is usually necessary that digital electronics provide a low bit error rate or error vector magnitude to guarantee the reliable digital transmission of data. Microwave electronics are commonly expected to amplify or mix these digital signals with high linearity and without adding significant noise, which translates to the requirement

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Microwave broadband dielectric spectroscopy (MBDS) is generally recognized as an experimental method to characterize different materials (solids and liquids) according to their dielectric properties [1]. The dielectric properties of many materials over the RF/microwave frequency range are uniquely defined. As a result, using the MBDS technique, the complex relative permittivity of a material under

The term space wave refers to a wave that is propagating through an open medium with a diverging wavefront as it moves away from the source. The term guided wave denotes a variety of wave configurations that are being carried by a closed/open/partially open structure [1]. A guided wave may also be known as a bounded wave, which is a term inspired by its propagation mechanism, where a traveling wave

Recently, the field of flexible electronics has received significant research attention, primarily in response to the growing market for lightweight and compact devices. The low-cost mass fabrication of these flexible-electronic printed products, such as RF identification (RFID) tags, wireless sensors, conductive tags and readers, touchpads for keyboards, and display applications, all require knowledge

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The IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society (MTT-S) Technical Committee MTT-20 (originally MTT-17) was formed in 1997 to address the needs of some 25,000 RF engineers whose work was primarily at frequencies below 1 GHz. Fritz Raab and Clark Bell presented the idea to the MTT-S Administrative Committee and served as the first chairmen. Prior to the formation of MTT-20, no IEEE Society served the

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Conferences are an important means of developing and spreading scientific and engineering knowledge, meeting and exchanging ideas with colleagues, and getting to know fellow researchers from around the world. Therefore, it would seem that a great professional Society would hold a variety of conferences around the world. Thankfully for the microwave engineering community, the IEEE Microwave Theory and

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Nowadays, it is hard to imagine daily life without connecting to cellular communications or wireless local area networks. People are not just accessing digital information in real time but also watching movies and enjoying multimedia data streaming services even in vehicles traveling at high speeds. Technically, contemporary wireless communications systems rely primarily on massive signal processing

As an electrical engineer, I like to view everything, large or small, in terms of an equivalent circuit of resistors, capacitors, inductors, and other components. To help me understand cell biology, I attempted to put together a simple equivalent circuit for a cell and validate it by electrical measurements. I soon found sympathy with far-sighted physical scientists and engineers from a century ago

Semiconductor technology plays an important role in realizing the 5G mobile communication system. One of the technical objectives for 5G is to significantly boost cellular network throughput-by 100 times compared with 4G (to achieve a peak data rate of > 10 Gb/s) [1]. Achieving this goal will require massive multiple input/multiple output (MIMO) antenna technology [2], [3].

As an important part of wireless communication systems, the technology of RF devices and circuits has been progressing rapidly. For high-frequency and high-power applications, vacuum electronic devices (e.g., traveling wave tubes) have been widely used, although the vacuum tube is large in size and hard to integrate.

Lately, R&D of microwave vacuum electron devices (MVEDs) has played a very important role in the technologies of broadcasting, communication, radar, remote imaging, electronic countermeasures, materials research, deep space exploration, and wave spectroscopy. In the 1970s, this widespread role could not have been predicted, as the development of vacuum electron devices faced a serious challenge from