Date: Sept 29th – Paris – Porte de Versailles Session: WS – 04 Chair/Vice-Chair: Kazutaka Inoue / Kazuya Yamamoto Abstract: Various RF front-end technologies based on GaN, Si-CMOS etc. for 5G new radios (NRs) base stations have been discussed in major conferences up to now. Now, the 3GPP has announced that 5G standards have been […]
Date: Sept 29th – Paris – Porte de Versailles Session: WS-08 Chair/Vice-Chair: Gabriele Formicone / Guillaume Callet Abstract: Latest or emerging trends in radar and communications take advantage of operation over multiple frequency bands to achieve system capabilities unobtainable through operation over a standard frequency band. One example of such trend is clearly manifested in […]
Session: WMC – June 3rd Organizers: Didier Belot, Eric Kerhervé Organizers organizations: CEA-LETI, IMS (UMR5218) Abstract 5G spectrum is presently open world-wide to sub-6GHz and mm-Wave bands at 26GHz, 28GHz, and other bands at 40GHz, 60GHz (V) and 71-86GHz (E) are under evaluation in most parts of the world. Different power amplifier architectures and process technology […]
Session: WMA – June 3rd 2019 Organizers: Guillaume Callet, Ko-Tao Lee Organizers organizations: UMS, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center Abstract Over the past decades, the RF/microwave community has expanded and benefited from the rapid development of the semiconductor industry. Advances in exploratory materials and structures have enabled devices switching at higher frequency, while keeping a […]
IEEE Microwave Magazine – July 2019 Our July issue of the Magazine is out! We have some really great feature articles this month, as usual. Three features and an Application Note to be exact. Our first article covers what type of signals are best for electrical interconnects. Not just wireless signals, which have more complicated […]
WORKSHOPS Title: Microwave Engineering Applications of Machine Learning: Past, Present and Future Place: International Microwave Symposium, Boston, MA Date: 2019-06-07 Description: The remarkable advances in the available computational power over the past few years, and those anticipated to come, have propelled machine learning algorithms (some developed decades ago) to the forefront of R&D in a […]
FOCUS SESSIONS Title: Microwaves in Quantum Computing Place: International Microwave Symposium, Boston, MA Date: 2019-06-04 Description: The past few years have seen accelerated developments in the area of quantum computing. Some of the most viable quantum computing technologies are intimately related to microwave theory and techniques. This session will bring to the Microwave Symposium some […]
Reappraisal of RFPA Modes Tuesday, May 28th, 2019, 12 Noon EST This webinar presents recent work that calls into question several well-established principles in RF power amplifier (RFPA) design. Conventional theory usually assumes that the active device current waveform is invariant with output voltage, which leads to some simple mathematical formulations and widely quoted results […]
IEEE Microwave Magazine – June 2019 The June issue of the IEEE Microwave Magazine is out! The June issue is traditionally about “The Breadth of the MTT” so you will enjoy articles touching on a wide variety of topics. This issue includes an application note with a detailed tutorial on using SPICE to do electromagnetic […]
Fundamentals of Radar: It depends on the Application – A Tutorial Introduction Tuesday, May 14th, 2019, 12 Noon EST See the latest bench and field solutions for signal generation and analysis in the RF, microwave and millimeter wave range. Including 5G device characterization, wideband analysis, phase noise, group-delay, multiport measurements. Attend by clicking here
We are happy to announce that a proposed workshop submission sponsored by our TCC has been accepted and will be held on the Monday (June 3) of Microwave Week in Boston, MA. The workshop will cover the RF design and integration of non-reciprocal RF components enabled by new classes of magnetic materials, and will feature […]
MTT-13 proposed and organized this workshop that was held on the Friday morning of Microwave Week 2018 in Philadelphia, PA. The half-day workshop included speakers from academia, government, and industry who covered both historical and emerging non-linear and non-reciprocal devices using both magnetic and non-magnetic approaches and materials. More information is available at www.ims2018.org. Thanks […]
MTT-13 proposed and organized this workshop on the Friday of Microwave Week 2017 in Honolulu, HI. The workshop covered next-generation miniature and integrated high-Q resonators and technologies that aim to address future explosive growth in the numbers and types of filters required for modern wireless systems. Covered topics included microresonators, novel materials and fabrication techniques, […]
IEEE Microwave Magazine – May 2019 The May issue of the IEEE Microwave Magazine is out! And this issue focuses on digital predistortion and postcorrection. In the last decade our analog microwave world has become joined at the hip with digital correction. While digital circuitry has complemented microwave circuitry for decades, digital chips are now […]
Welcome to the IEEE MTT-Sat Challenge The MTT-Sat Challenge is a worldwide competition for teams of undergraduate and graduate students to design and build radio frequency (RF) and microwave hardware for small satellites. The most promising designs will undergo space environmental qualification testing and will be incorporated in a cubesat, which will be launched into orbit (in case MTT-S […]
IEEE Microwave Magazine – April 2019 The April magazine issue is out and it features IMS2019 Microwave Week in Boston. This issue features five articles and instead of our regular columns we mainly have columns from the IMS Steering Committee describing what will happen at the IMS. The few regular columns we have are the […]
