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SPDIF
History
Since the early 80's, a step towards digital audio has been set by the introduction of the Compact Disc player. In the beginning, those signals stayed inside the set, and were converted to analog signals before leaving the cabinet. A new trend is to keep signals into the digital...
Adilam’s Low Cost RFID Starter Kit Part No: EVAL-RFID ... RFID is often discussed
in connection with the surveillance or tracking of goods, where it is seen as a
valuable alternative to bar code systems
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Here is another article initiated by the work of outcast_one, a user in the forum of netstumbler.com. He asked me to put his pictures into an article as the one about the Lucent Range Extender antenna (which can be found here). It took me a long time (about 4 to 6 weeks) to do so, as I was very...
RF PCB design
In typical RF PCB designs some of the tracks need to be much wider than others. Additionally, in some cases, if the RF designer has laid out the PCB with no concern for thermal effects, that may lead to 'tombstoning'. It is possible that there will be components (typically...
LNA or PA?
This is an article based primarily on empirical evidence, and is not the usual theoretical treatment of the subject of PA design, although it is in full agreement with the laws of physics. As such I think you will find it offers some fresh information in the spirit of amateur radio...
winradio ax-31b planar log-periodic antenna
The AX-31B antenna is a compact VHF/UHF directional antenna with an in-built amplifier, which provides a low-cost alternative to conventional VHF/UHF antennas (for example discones), especially for indoor professional and amateur applications...
what's return loss?
Return loss (RL) is a very important noise measurement recently defined for local area networks (LANs) and LAN components. This statement raises an obvious question: Since LANs have been around for years and RL is very important, then why is RL relatively new and just now...
rf design
I think that is good book for basic
because I ever used it in school
https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0750699469/ref=pd_bxgy_img_2/104-9027152-8569559?v=glance&s=books
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