Newsletter | May 17, 2012

05.17.12 -- Graphene-Based Terahertz Devices: The Wave Of The Future

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The Race To 6G — Faster Networks And Devices Promise A World Of New Possibilities By ANSYS Telecommunications offers a striking example of the rapidity of the electronics revolution. The move from 1G to 4G took a full decade. The pace of new technologies is accelerating, meaning that the time to 5G and 6G will be much shorter — it may be a little as three years until 6G is a reality.

Industry News
	Graphene-Based Terahertz Devices: The Wave Of The Future
	Nokia Siemens Networks Breaks ‘Spectrum Barrier' To Enhance Mobile Broadband
	Getting In Tune: Researchers Solve Tuning Problem For Wireless Power Transfer Systems
	3D Imaging In The Operating Room Is Set To Revolutionize Radio-Guided Surgeries
	Envelope Tracking, MMPAs, CMOS PAs, Antenna Tuning, And MIMO To Transform Handset RF Design
	Imec Demonstrates Low-Power 7Gbps 60GHz Transceiver For Wireless Consumer Market
	Wireless Products And Services Help Drive Socioeconomic Change
	New Amplifier And Mixer Solutions For Backhaul Radios To 46.5 GHz
	Mindspeed Extends Lead In TD-SCDMA Small Cells With New Reference Design
	Linx Technologies Begins Shipping Radiotronix Product Lines
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Handover Test Systems Product Overview
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