2017 Webcasts

This webcast is an overview of current challenges and solutions for Digital Beamforming Phased Array applications. The major phased array subsystems will be reviewed and architecture tradeoff options will be discussed.

This webcast will focus on the advantages and flexibility that RF data converters bring to a radio designer, especially with the higher data rates that recent advances in converter technology have enabled. Radio applications such as wireless infrastructure

This webcast will discuss the challenges and opportunities for innovation in RF technology for the emerging 5G radio. We'll start with an overview of 5G and the impact on the radio; then discuss 5G radio for both sub 6Ghz and mm wave frequency ranges.

This webcast will provide an introduction to clocks and frequency synthesis, clock terminology, timing and common applications. We will discuss Phase-locked loops (PLL), Analog PLLs, Digital PLLs and Direct Digital Synthesis.

In this webcast we will discuss the role of limiting amplifiers in Electronic Warfare (EW) systems. We will also cover the design considerations and specifications required to develop and manufacture a limiting amplifier module.

Utilities are using smart metering to analyze electricity consumption patterns, but are not fully using diagnostic data to maintain and operate their meters. This webcast will discuss new in-meter health monitoring trends and will introduce ADI's mSure

We will introduce some of the benefits of gallium nitride (GaN) over gallium arsenide (GaAs) IC technologies and explore some of the challenges present in moving from GaAs to GaN power amplifier implementations for die, surface mount, and mechanical attach

This webcast explores phase noise, as it relates to radio frequency applications, and mixed signal applications. Also discussed will be the different sources of phase noise, and how to achieve the lowest jitter using a Phase Locked Loop (PLL) circuit.

Power System Management allows our customers to select important power supply parameters over a digital communication interface. It enables the power supply to communicate important information about the status of the power system upstream to the system or