RF/microwave bandpass filters (BPFs) are fundamental components in high-frequency RF transceivers. On the transmitter side, they limit the transmitted RF signal bandwidth by suppressing out-of-band spurious signals and intermodulation products, which are primarily generated by the nonlinear active stages and can affect other RF systems. On the other hand, in the receiver, they reject out-of-band interfering/jamming

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This focus issue of IEEE Microwave Magazine contains columns on topics being covered during IEEE Radio & Wireless Week 2021 (RWW 2021) and five overview feature articles dedicated to themes that represent the scope and purpose of the different subconferences within RWW. The five feature articles have been prepared by highly renowned authors in their research fields and address several timely technical

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Digital predistortion (DPD) is the linearization technique most often used to cope with the inherent tradeoff between linearity and efficiency in power amplifiers (PAs). Adaptation is needed to optimize DPD performance. This article reviews strategies for estimating the parameters controlling the DPD linearizer.

Satisfying the increasing volume of data streaming in modern wireless systems will demand energy-efficient RF front ends with gigabit data rates, high integration levels, and low cost. The power amplifier (PA) is the last door in the RF front end for both the digital and analog kingdoms, one that greatly affects the quality of service of the wireless link [1]. Thus, breaking through barriers (i.e.

With the revolutionary developments in the fields of millimeter-wave (mm-wave) and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies and the billion devices promised to be implemented by the end of the decade, the realization of inexpensive, low-power, and intelligent systems is highly desirable. Additive manufacturing (AM) is a technology seeing widespread adoption due to its ability to enable rapid prototyping

Emerging and disruptive information and communication technology (ICT) R&D is principally driven by the growing needs of signal generation, collection, transmission, processing, and storage as well as the applications of massive data sets in our fast-evolving information society. Such data set-related operations call for fundamental wireless- and wireline-empowered capabilities as well as many others

This book covers both the radio access and core network technologies at the heart of 5G networks. It also provides readers with a unique perspective, by addressing the diverse use case families that 5G networks aim to address (in addition to mobile broadband services, such as critical communications with high reliability and low latency requirements) and by discussing enhancements in 5G networks that

Recounts the career and contributions of Hermann Statz.

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There is an interesting relationsh ip b e twe e n the words leading and misleading and their meanings. Leading is commonly used to desc r ibe the process or ability of getting people to follow. Misleading means conveying something that isn’t correct. They aren’t quite opposites, at least not in common usage. People try to mislead one another all the time. Leaders do, too. In my experience, misleading

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The Smith chart was primarily developed, extended, and refined by Phillip Hagar Smith [1] in a series of works published [2]-[4] between 1939 and 1969. Smith was born in Lexington, Massachusetts, in 1905. He majored in electrical communications at Tufts University and joined the Radio Research Department of Bell Telephone Laboratories (now Bell Labs) in 1928. While there, in around 1930, Smith started

Higher symmetries frequently amaze human beings because of the illusions and incredible landscapes such symmetries can produce. For example, imagine the unearthly pictures of the Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher. He made use of glide symmetry and reflection to produce unbelievable transitions and transformations of objects and beings, as illustrated in Figure 1(a). However, the history of higher symmetries

Fifth-generation (5G) communication techniques are growing in popularity, and 5G will become the commercial operation standard for mainland China in 2020 [1]. As the next-generation mobile communication network, 5G will not only greatly improve communication efficiency; it will also change the way people live and work. The 5G communication system contains the millimeter-wave and sub-6-GHz bands. For

Reports on the naming of Alexander I. Nosich as a Fellow of the Optical Society.

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This article is reprinted from the 2012 Maxwell Newsletter, with the permission of the James Clerk Maxwell Foundation (JCMF), which is dedicated to the life and history of Clerk Maxwell. A wealth of information is available at http:// www.clerkmaxwellfoundation.org/. In addition, the JCMF owns and maintains an extensive collection of Maxwell material at his birthplace, 14 India Street, Edinburgh, Scotland

Reports on new products and services of interest to the microwave inudustry.

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Addresses issues involving diversity during the COVID-10 pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed many inequities. In the United States, the rate of infection from the disease, the seriousness of the illness, and the death rate are higher for Blacks, Latinos, and Latinas than they are for the population at large. There is no single cause of this, but the type of work people do is clearly a factor