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Reference designs ensure standards compliance 2008-11-18
Reference designs that support various digital standards help reduce development time and time-to-market.  
Securing an embedded 802.11 Wi-Fi device 2010-09-01
This article lists the top 10 considerations when securing an embedded 802.11 device.  
Keep up with smart-phone revolution 2004-12-01
POWER  
A Feynman approach to debugging 2004-12-03
As a child, Richard Feynman could fix radios by thinking. You can take the same approach to debugging embedded systems.  
Grasping the demand for small cells 2011-12-09
Understand why the industry needs to embrace wireless backhaul techniques to stay ahead of the wave.  
Femtocells: definition, issues and market potential 2008-03-07
With operators looking for new ways of increasing revenues and improving coverage while decreasing costs, the femtocell technology steps up to the challenge in place of traditional voice services.  
Understanding 6LoWPAN: The wireless embedded Internet (Part 3) 2011-09-26
Here's an examination of the 6LoWPAN architecture, the protocol stack, and the three link-layer technologies used with 6LoWPAN.  
Integrating personal technologies in automobiles 2004-10-18
Integrating personal technologies in automobiles  
Smart toys revel in mobility, speech and control 2001-02-01
This news article describes the evolution of the conventional toy into enhanced engineering designs which not only offers young children entertainment value, but also expands the possibilities for engineers to design devices useful to the electronics industry.  
An intuitive, practical approach to mixed-signal grounding 2006-08-18
This article addresses the problems experienced with mixed-signal components, using ADC as an example.  
Vendors dial up integrated chips for low-cost phones 2007-12-17
Ultralow-cost phones—those selling for $30 to $40—are expected to capture more than 10 per cent of worldwide mobile phone sales by 2010.  
An introduction to Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) (2) 2008-10-23
This second instalment on Adaptive Cruise Control looks at hardware, software and radar functionality—including handling multiple radar reflections and "ghosts."  
Use actuation-powered wireless switch in remote controls 2011-05-16
Learn about scavenging energy to power wireless systems.  
The science and art of pulse-CO oximeter 2010-03-04
Few disciplines can turn the cold science of metrology into pure art as quickly as medical diagnostics. Here's a teardown of the Masimo's Radical-7 Signal Extraction Pulse-CO Oximeter.  
A primer on Bluetooth Low Energy (Part 1) 2011-08-08
This two-part series gives an introduction to Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and its use in energy-constrained applications.  
LAN connections: Essential key to 3G wireless 2001-04-01
Internet access appears poised to break free from its PC-based wireline model to a future of untethered connections via handheld portable terminals, including notebook computers, etc. This article discusses some of the problems encountered in wireless communication and why enhancements are needed to help this technology evolve.  
Enabling 3D data capture 2009-12-23
Until recently, 3D ground penetrating radar (GPR) data acquisition was a time-consuming process that required multiple survey lines to be collected in a regular pattern.  
Position location strategies, applications (Part 1) 2011-11-02
Part 1 of this series discusses the basic evolution of wireless networks and how position location could be considered from the networking point of view.  
Photo gallery: What iPhone 4S is made of 2011-10-25
This image gallery showcases what can be found inside the recently released iPhone 4s.  
Designing low-cost wireless game controllers 2004-04-22
Designing low-cost wireless game controllers  
CMOS radios span RF to millimeter wave frequencies 2004-11-16
CMOS radios span RF to millimeter wave frequencies  
The challenge of designing in-body communications 2004-11-01
How do you get data out of a human body? This fascinating article describes the power, durability, and RF challenges of designing an embedded system that "users" swallow.  
A primer on Bluetooth Low Energy (Part 2) 2011-09-21
The second instalment of this two-part series tackles the Bluetooth software stack partition.  
Applications of smart antenna technology for 802.11n and mesh 2008-03-04
802.11 Wireless Mesh Networks (WMNs) technology is gaining attention as a possible way for Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and carriers to roll out robust and reliable wireless broadband service access.  
How to build sensor nets with PLC 2010-04-07
The power of wireless sensor networks lies in the ability to deploy large numbers of tiny nodes that assemble and configure themselves.  
Go beyond LTE requirements, goals 2008-12-26
LTE presents a number of lofty goals, creating challenges for technology and service providers, and equipment manufacturers.  
10 commandments of industrial wireless comms 2010-09-14
In this article, Mike Fahrion of B&B Electronics discusses in detail his 10 commandments of industrial wireless communications.  
Digicams get Wi-Fi-connected with SD card 2009-10-06
Eye-Fi offers Share, a Wi-Fi-enabled Secure Digital (SD) card that makes it easy and affordable to add Wi-Fi connectivity to any digital camera with an SD card slot.  
A tutorial on digital signalling (Part 1) 2011-11-22
This series covers digital signalling principles and should be a great tutorial or a refresher. Part 1 provides is an introduction to the series.  
RF ref modules bridge design, integration gap 2008-12-17
Learn how RF reference modules can offer OEMs accelerated time-to-market for their products.  


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