Next-Generation Consumer Electronics for 6G Wireless Era

Fluid Dispensing Processes for Next Generation Electronics

With the advances and improvements in technology of the electronics industry, the scale of components used has consistently grown smaller. This has allowed for more efficient use of resources (a silicon chip that once held hundreds of transistors now holds millions) and more convenient and consumer friendly products (palm sized computers compared to warehouse sized computers forty years ago). H...

Low Dimensional Materials for Next Generation Electronics

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Next Generation Wireless LANs

802.16, Next Generation Wireless

In recent years, plenty of interest has been shown in wireless technology. The idea of wireless local area networks (WLAN) started with the 802.11 standards, referred to as Wi-Fi. The importance of Wi-Fi is currently very evident, almost all laptops and PDAs have Wi-Fi as a standard feature. There are a number of standards that constitute 802.11. There are three main flavors of the 802.11 stand...

Power Amplifiers for Next Generation Wireless Platforms

Class-E amplifier has the potential to deliver high efficiency required for the next generation wireless systems. In this journal, we discuss a novel load pull analysis technique to characterize the efficiency performance of Class-E amplifier in an outphasing power combining scheme. Class-E amplifier is not an ideal current or voltage source as is required for the traditional analysis of outpha...