Welcome to the New MTT-20 Website!

Welcome to the New MTT-20 Website!
Welcome to the New MTT-20 Website!

MTT-20 is devoted to Wireless Communications, feel free to navigate through our web-page and interesting subjects.

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5G ACTIVITIES
5G ACTIVITIES

This page summarizes some of the 5G information public available. http://www.nsf.gov/cise/5G 5G PLayground at SF SDN Testbed Workshop Thomas Magedanz EIT Digital Offering 20160502 Marko Turpeinen IEEE SDN_for Testbed Workshop 5-2-16 V4 Eileen Healy

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The Origins
The Origins

The IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society (MTT-S) is a transnational society with more than 11,000 members and 150 chapters worldwide. The Society promotes the advancement of RF and microwave theory and its applications from a few MHz to THz. One of the 27 Technical Committees is MTT-17, in charge of HF/VHF/UHF technology. The mission […]

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IMS2018: Digital Pre-distortion And Post-correction From Dc To Mmwave For Wireline And Optical Communications
IMS2018: Digital Pre-distortion And Post-correction...

Organizers: SungWon Chung, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, USA Hermann Boss, Rhode & Schwartz, Munich, Germany Noriaki Kaneda, Nokia Bell Labs, Murray Hill, NJ, USA This workshop overviews the recent advancements in digital pre-distortion (DPD) and digital post-correction (DPC) techniques over a broad range of spectrum from DC to mmWave. Beyond the classical […]

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WORKSHOP AT IMS 2018
WORKSHOP AT IMS 2018

Amelie Hagelauer (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg) together with Vadim Issakov and Uwe Rueddenklau (both Infineon) organized a workshop on “RF Front-Ends for Enhanced Mobile Communications towards 5G” at this year’s IMS. The workshop has been very successful with more than 100 attendees.

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IEEE Radio Wireless Week 2018
IEEE Radio Wireless Week 2018

RADIO WIRELESS WEEK 2018 I DON’T KNOW WHERE I’M GOING, BUT I’M ON MY WAY. ~~ CARL SAGAN 200 years ago, it would take a message about 2 weeks to cross the Atlantic. And today, it takes a blink of an eye! Martin Cooper from Motorola placed the very first mobile phone call 45 years […]

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January 2018 News for the Microwave and Wireless Engineer
January 2018 News for the Microwave and Wireless Engineer

MESSAGE FROM 2018 PRESIDENT TOM BRAZIL “An Amazing Time for Microwaves” The remarkable communications advances we’ll see during the coming year rely on electromagnetic energy in the RV, microwave, mm-wave, and terahertz bands. The coming of 5G will mean mm-waves everywhere, and we may even cut some power cables to harness wireless power transfer. This […]

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Submit Wireless Power Transfer Papers by 18 Feb.
Submit Wireless Power Transfer Papers by 18 Feb.

Submit papers by 18 February for the Power Transfer Conference (WPTC2018), running 3-7 June in Montreal with the Workshop on Emerging Technologies: Wireless Power (WoW), and the Wireless Power Congress (WPC). Read more

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Detecting Pesticides
Detecting Pesticides

A new method combining terahertz time-domain spectroscopy (THz-TDS) with metamaterials detects concentrations of the pesticide carbendazim as low as 5 mg/L, sensitivity about 4 orders of magnitude better than squash THz-TDS. Read more

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A 249 mW, 177-205 GHz Synthesizer for Planetary Probes
A 249 mW, 177-205 GHz Synthesizer for Planetary Probes

Development of a synthesizer to support planetary science instrumentation using a CMOS system-on-chip to deliver at least 10 microwatts across the 177–205 GHz lock range while consuming 249 mW of dc power. Read more

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An Amazing Time for Microwaves
An Amazing Time for Microwaves

The remarkable communications advances we’ll see during the coming year rely on electromagnetic energy in the RV, microwave, mm-wave, and terahertz bands. The coming of 5G will mean mm-waves everywhere, and we may even cut some power cables to harness wireless power transfer. This year’s IMS in Philadelphia will feature state-of-the-art research and the largest […]

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5G’s Olympic Debut
5G’s Olympic Debut

KT Corp. (formerly Korea Telecom), the 2018 Winter Olympics Games’ official sponsor, has announced plans for the first big test run of networking technologies that could herald peak download rates up to 100 times as fast as today’s 4G systems, with delays as low as 1 millisecond. KT’s competitors SK Telecom and LG U+ are […]

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December 2017 News for the Microwave and Wireless Engineer
December 2017 News for the Microwave and Wireless Engineer

THZ Imaging Human Corneas In Vivo Two papers from UCLA outline optical design and prototype development and evaluation of a new system of reflection-mode terahertz imaging for early, accurate, non-contact detection and study of corneal diseases in humans. The system reveals corneal-tissue water content and geometry while avoiding the problems caused by direct contact with […]

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Young Professionals at European Microwave Week
Young Professionals at European Microwave Week

Bringing industry and academia together, European Microwave Week 2017 (EuMW 2017) was a six day event held in Nuremberg, Germany, October 8–13, including three cutting edge conferences and a trade and technology exhibition featuring leading players from across the globe. As one of world’s biggest technical events, EuMW 2017 grows far beyond the microwave technologies […]

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November 2017 News for the Microwave and Wireless Engineer
November 2017 News for the Microwave and Wireless Engineer

5G Power, Linearity, and Efficiency Prediction for MIMO Arrays Since MIMO array elements are electromagnetically coupled, the waves fed to the antennas also drive the power amplifier (PA) output ports, creating an apparent variable load at each PA output. Simulation is a powerful tool in understanding how these MIMO systems behave. Such simulators should be […]

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Graphene Takes Us One Step Closer to Flexible Terahertz Electronics
Graphene Takes Us One Step Closer to Flexible Terahertz

Researchers at Chalmers University in Sweden have combined flexibility and terahertz detection into one flexible, graphene-based detector that could lead to new products such as wearable terahertz sensors for medical diagnosis. In research published in the journal Applied Physics Letters, the Chalmers researchers developed a field-effect transistor (FET) built up on a plastic substrate in […]

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