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Hands-Free RFID
 No longer tied to a desktop computer, this hands-free terminal-emulation technology enables speech input without losing scanning accuracy. Speech, bar-code scanning, RFID, and keyboard entry are all hosted on one hardware platform. Combined with mobile computers, this technology enables companies to increase distribution productivity while retaining legacy systems.
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RF Electronic Warfare Systems Course
Are you itching to get your hands on a realistic RF Warfare simulation program? In this course, engineers have the opportunity to develop modeling and simulation techniques for radar, communications, surveillance, and RF weapons systems. Topics covered include radar and basic RF modeling fundamentals, electronic attack, and electronic protection.
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Narrowband Amp Negates Noise
These small footprint, narrowband amplifiers save RF components from early retirement by moderating against high levels of input power. Noise figure, output power, and linearity are preserved with minimal insertion loss. Passive or semi-active circuits can be used, with measured insertion loss as low as 0.8 dB at 18 GHZ.
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Bi-Directional RF Power Amplifiers
This miniature form factor amplifier receives and transmits within the 350 to 450 MHz range. The bi-directional application provides functionality for wireless data, telemetry, and communications systems without increasing real estate. Add custom frequencies to create a multi-task system that will increase the range of your RF system.
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Anatech Electronics, Inc.
Manufacturer of RF and MW Filters and Products
 Anatech Electronics, Inc., (AEI) responds to the diverse requirements in the RF and microwave marketplace. Products include lumped elements, cavity, diplexers, dual-band diplexers, and bandpass filters for the communication and wireless industry. Experience and commitment to customer satisfaction make AEI one of the leading manufacturers of RF and MW filters and products.
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Microwave Photonic Systems, Inc.
PCS Wireless Fiber Optic Repeater
 The OFW-1900L is designed to provide full duplex communications signal transmission between a PCS base station and tower mounted antenna via optical cabling. The OFW-1900L system architecture consists of an antenna unit located on the tower structure, a receiver unit located in a ground-based equipment shelter, and optical cable as an interconnect.
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The Goodbye Wave
Depending on the Air Force's definition of humane and non-lethal, the goodbye weapon might soon be marketed as a crowd control tool. The system shoots a 94 GHz (3 mm wave) beam (longer in wavelength than X-rays but shorter than microwaves) into the victim, who falls to the ground, and later runs away.
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ID via IR
Ever wonder how police ID traffic violators so quickly? They might be using Automatic License Plate Recognition, a technology using infrared cameras to automatically and continuously read vehicle license plates, checking them against an installed database for rapid ID. Officers no longer need to send a dispatch to central headquarters to identify you.
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Wireless Speeds to Market
 More mobile users require more bandwidth per second than ever before. Companies rush to deliver products to market by providing flexible high volume network applications that can be prototyped and ramped into production. System designers will choose this third generation wireless system because it will accommodate upgrades and migrations, thus reducing overall costs.
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Census Bureau Goes Wireless
 The Census Bureau is giving up its tried and true, paper-based collection methodology in favor of a wireless solution. For the upcoming 2010 launch, the agency will equip its temporary workforce with wireless computers linked to a national database. The devices are part of a five-year, $600 million contract to obtain field census data.
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Akon, Inc.
Microwave Components and Integrated Subassemblies
 AKON is a leading manufacturer of a broad range of microwave components and integrated subassemblies in 0.5 to 20.0 GHz range. They specialize in concept through hardware realization of "custom" microwave components and integrated subassemblies (MIC and MMIC). Please contact them directly to discuss specific applications to define a unit exactly tailored to your needs.
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 The RFID industry today represents a dynamic attempt by manufacturers and users to build and deploy solutions reflecting trade-offs between a wide range of technical, political, and regulatory constraints. HUBER+SUHNER takes part in this dynamic environment by providing components such as antennas, cables, and connectors to reader manufacturers, system integrators, and end users.
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Dice
A Better Job Search by Design
DiceEngineering.com offers thousands of quality engineering jobs at top technology and engineering companies. Find jobs in your area of expertise. Search now.
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 The IEEE International Conference on RFID 2007 in Dallas, TX, will emphasize how RFID technology will affect your future, in both large scale manufacturing and career growth opportunities. Wireless ID and sensing systems, design, deployment, and application of RFID systems are just a few of the many topics that will be covered.
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 The 21st Century Cigarette
We love our cell phones, but are they safe? A UK professor, chairman of a government-funded mobile telecommunications health research program and considered a world expert on mobile phone radiation, has suggested that cell phones are dangerous over the long term. He will monitor 200,000 users over a five year period to prove his theory that cell phones are the cigarette of the 21st century.
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