Articles by Patrick Hindle, Technical Editor, Microwave Journal

Just like the new TV series Revolution, all electronic devices in an area can now be immobilized in the with an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) bomb or missile.  Unlike the TV series though, it is only temporary.  The EMP bomb or missile has been a weapon envisioned for many years but for the first time (that we know of) Boeing has demonstrated an EMP bomb with positive real world results.  They announced the testing results on Sept 22 followed by a video of the demonstration released on Oct 22.  It is actually surprising how little coverage this has received since this is a significant achievement.

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Summary of the Wamicon 2012 conference and exhibition in Cocoa Beach, FL

What is all the buzz about Pinterest? Here is a brief summary of this rising star in the social media scene along with some ideas about how it could be used for business including a couple of example boards.

Congress established the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program to provide an opportunity for small businesses and academia – through Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) – to participate in government-funded research and development. The US Army SBIR program is the nation's largest source of early stage technology financing. This...

CTIA WIRELESS 2009 is the largest and most comprehensive US tradeshow in the wireless industry, so it should be a prime show for the RF/microwave industry. It is the convergence of more than 1,200 exhibiting companies, dozens of industries, and over 40,000 professionals from 125 countries all working toward...