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Wireless Products: SoC VS. SDR, Part 1
The requirements of a wireless product design should drive the technology and solution. Numerous technology solutions have been optimized in an all on one System-on-chip (SoC), while a Software...
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Wireless Products: SoC VS. SDR, Part 2
The requirements of a wireless product design should drive the technology and solution. Numerous technology solutions have been optimized in an all on one System-on-Chip (SoC), while a Software...
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Industrial Designers: How We Integrate Antenna Design
This week we'd like to welcome to our blog Rich Walters, LSR's Industrial Design Director. Rich has over 23 years of Industrial Design consulting experience, designing and leading cross functional...
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Dont Forget: The 5 Basics of RF Design
If it's time to go wireless, don't forget the basics of RF Design . You may be excited about your new wireless project: innovative design, environmentally friendly, consumer demand, and the list...
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Antenna Design: Chip Antenna Implementation
Back for another post on antenna design is John Lienau, RF Design Engineer here at LSR. John is a graduate of Marquette Univeristy in Milwaukee, WI with a Masters degree in Electrical Engineering...
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RF Design: MBAN: Questions & Answers
Finishing our series on RF Design - MBAN systems, Robert Buczkiewicz concludes with answering three common questions. We thank him for joining us over the past three weeks. Question: Why...
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Antenna Matching Within an Enclosure Part I: Theory & Principle
Joining us today will be guest blogger, RF Design Engineer, John Lienau. John works at LSR designing antennas and RF circuits for our customers. He is a graduate of Marquette Univeristy in...