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LATEST NEWS Technical Articles K-Band PA Design for Satcom Applications K/Ka-band (26.5-40GHz) satellite communications (satcom) systems are popular for global broadband services, offering universal access to faster data rates due to the higher bandwidths available in this frequency spectrum. This article describes the design of the Leonis chipset using the Cadence AWR Design Environment platform. The chipset includes in-phase quadrature (I/Q) and subharmonic mixers, upconverter and downconverter core chips, switches, phase shifters, low-noise amplifiers (LNAs), and PAs. Within this chipset is the company's LE-Ka1330308, a high-power MMIC amplifier. Arralis has successfully demonstrated trans- ceiver architectures for both uplink and downlink communications. Together We Can Grow WIM For more than a decade now, Sherry Hess has been active in advocating for the greater involvement of women within the IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society (MTT-S) organization. She sees her work with Women in Microwaves (WIM)/ Women in Engineering (WIE) as a key means for boosting the number of female IEEE Members by increasing the visibility of women in engineering and creating both networking and mentoring opportunities. In this article, Sherry describes her advocacy for the greater involvement of women in the IEEE MTT-S organization. Sherry is now the fourth female voting member of the MTT-S AdCom committee. LNA Receiver Design for Integrated Automotive Wireless Systems Demand for automotive infotainment and telematics services continues to grow, calling for greater integration of antennas and radio front-end electronics housed in the smallest possible footprint and operating in the tightly spaced GPS, cellular, V2X, and satellite digital audio radio service (SDARS) frequency bands. These requirements present numerous design challenges that can be overcome using best practice design techniques, the appropriate filter and semiconductor technology, and design software that supports matching network/filter synthesis and RF-aware circuit simulation. Package model input/output (I/O) port simulation setup and resulting mesh in AWR Analystâ„¢ software NIWeek Women's Leadership Forum Panel: Sherry Hess, Dr. Irene Petrick, and Dr. Sharon L. Wood Input impedance of the two narrowband filters 10 www.cadence.com/go/awr

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