Looking for good Microwave design web links

[biff44]

I have finally gotten around to publishing my consulting company website online. One project I want to do is to provide useful microwave design information (oscillators, transmitters, receivers, filters, antennas, wireless systems, etc) to share with the engineering community. I have started a LINKS page, and published some good links that I have used from time to time.

Please share with me some of your favorite links. They have to be links that do not require payment (there are TOO many of those around already stifling engineering growth!). They also have to be relatively safe links, as we do not want to be spreading around any virtual social diseases to our engineering breathern.

If you have any great design links, post them here! I can not guarantee that I will list them all, but the more the better!

Thanks for the help.

Rich

 

[biff44]

still looking!

 

[mauloftin]

Hi,

for example:

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http://www.ece.rutgers.edu/~orfanidi/ewa/

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http://www.qsl.net/n1bwt/contents.htm

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but best is www.google.com and http://books.google.com/ (or for microwave engineer http://www.leapsecond.com/pages/chess/ )



good idea, thank

 

[biff44]

I really like that chess set!:
http://www.leapsecond.com/pages/chess/

Thanks!

Rich

 

[yendori]

Hi Rich,

First of all nice website, I'll send a link to my boss. We need consultants from time to time.

A website I use is:
http://www.plextek.co.uk/technicalpapers.htm they may be competition to you but they have some good papers.

Other links I visit:

http://www.radiolab.com.au/

http://www.rfcafe.com/

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Good luck,

Rod

 

[yendori]

Hi Rich,

Excellent site!

I see you are using my mixers on the dual 6 GHz upconverter.

OK, I didn't design them, but I was involved in the development.

I will forward your site to a couple of start-ups I know.

Rod

 

[biff44]

It IS a small world!

RIch