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Microwave Engineering Europe - July/August 2008 Contents News Comment Cover Feature: Effective EM Simulations with Micro−λ Resolution in Macro-λ Objects — General Huygens Box Implementation RF CMOS: Programmable Transceiver IC Minimises OEM Inventory for Femtocells CAD/EDA: Software-Defined Radio Platforms CAD/EDA: Cadence Enhances RF Verification While AWR Delivers an Improved Microwave Office How to Meet the Design Challenges of WiMAX Power Amplifiers Products Calendar

Microwave Engineering Europe - July/August 2008

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