With nothing more complex than a germanium point-contact diode and an oscilloscope, you can quickly, easily, and cheaply resolve microwave signals, as we are shown with a 2.4GHz wireless mouse.

Microwave photonics is the vibrant and somewhat niche field that marries the high-frequency and analog nature of radio signals with the low-power requirements and better processing capabilities of ...

Ideally, the microwave signals then come out much larger and with very little noise on top," senior author Associate Professor Jarryd Pla, from the University of New South Wales, said in a statement.

Applied physicists at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) have created a photon ...

Quantum communication requires networks of quantum processors connected through low-loss, low-noise channels to share ...

Josephson microwave microscopy integrating Josephson junctions onto a nanoprobe enables spectroscopic imaging of near-field ...

The signal itself came from a television. That's not the puzzling part. The puzzling part is that the Murchison Widefield Array that made the detection in the remote Australian desert back in 2013 is ...

A cavity magnon polariton system achieves 99.2% speech recognition accuracy using reservoir computing while consuming just ...

He had done his PhD on using masers (microwave amplification by stimulated emission of radiation) to amplify and measure radio signals from the spaces between galaxies. He knew the Holmdel antenna ...

SV Microwave has launched a new line of high-performance adapters that operate at frequencies of up to 65GHz and can produce outstanding signal performance. These adapters provide a high-density ...