From The Editor
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What Makes Teeny Tiny Amplifiers And Oscillators Tick?
3/27/2025
The integration and miniaturization of amplifiers and oscillators, crucial for modern electronics, are achieved through integrated circuits, allowing for smaller, more reliable, and efficient devices.
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Which Is A Better Choice For Your Career: Python Or MATLAB?
3/24/2025
Python and MATLAB are valuable for an electrical engineer's career, but the better choice depends on your field, industry, and career goals.
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4 Antenna Calibration Stories Guaranteed To Thrill And Delight You
3/19/2025
Explore four antenna calibration stories from phased-array algorithms to mmWave breakthroughs to OTA testing that are sure to delight you.
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Integrating Innovations: WAMICON 2025 Focuses On Next-Gen Interconnected Systems
3/19/2025
IEEE’s WAMICON celebrates its 26th anniversary on April 14-15 in Cocoa Beach, FL, focusing on integrating software, circuits, and antennas for next-gen systems.
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The Quantum Hype Train: All Aboard Or Off The Track?
3/17/2025
Quantum technologies are here! Or are they? Well, they’re on their way! Or are they? Well … they’ll for sure change the world eventually, right? Well, it’s complicated.
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What Makes Power Electronics So Interesting?
3/12/2025
Power electronics are the backbone of modern electrical systems, enabling the future of clean energy, high-speed transportation, and innovative tech.
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NASA's Plan To Make Sense Of Roman's Massive Amount Of Data
3/6/2025
The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will use algorithmic tools to find hidden signals in space, including supernovae and exoplanets.
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Radio Pulsars, Joy Division, And Jocelyn Bell Burnell
3/5/2025
Professor Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell discovered radio pulsars, one of the most important astronomical discoveries of the 20th Century. She has received numerous awards and honors and is a devoted advocate for women in science.
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A Spy Satellite Is Somewhere Above Your Head Right Now
2/28/2025
A spy satellite is somewhere above your head right now, collecting images and gathering intelligence on whatever it sees below it.
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DARPA Developing New Radiation Testing Capabilities For Space-Bound Electronics
2/26/2025
DARPA’s ASSERT program is aimed at improving radiation testing for space-bound electronics using their advanced compact laser-plasma accelerator technology.