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Free IEEE Communications Society Online Tutorial
Each month, IEEE Communications provides a selection of FREE tutorials, IEEE Communications Society's Enhanced Conference Tutorial Program presents a collection of recent tutorials given at Communications Society-sponsored conferences. Each tutorial reviews current communications topics in network management and computer & wireless communications. This month's featured tutorial is "Broadband Wireless Access: The Next Wireless Revolution". Click here to learn
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Save November 26-30 for GLOBECOM 2007
Washington, D.C. will host the 50th Anniversary of IEEE Global Communications Conference (IEEE GLOBECOM) this November. Themed “Innovate, Educate, Accelerate”, this conference will incorporate an Expo and a Communications Industry Forum. Featuring an Access Business Forum, a Design and Developers Forum, Tutorials and Workshops, the conference will also include a technical program consisting of a General Symposium, 9 Technical Symposia, and other new and exciting programs. Mark your calendar to join us for this innovative and informative event. For more information
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IEEE Approves Two Smart Transducer Standards
The IEEE has approved two new smart transducer standards in its IEEE 1451(TM) series, which provides for common interfaces among sensors, actuators, instruments and networks and allows for interoperable and interchangeable transducers. The standards support interoperability among standards in the series, wireless transducer operation, and operation within RFID infrastructures. IEEE 1451.0 creates a common set of functions, protocols and formats to facilitate interoperability among other standards in the IEEE 1451 series. Work to begin on a new standard in the series has also been approved. Read more
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11 Workshops Offered at Mobile & Wireless Communications Summit
The 16th IST Mobile and Wireless Communications Summit features 11 workshops including the IST-ANEMONE workshop on IPv6 mobility networking test beds and the strategic visions of the future research directions within wireless workshop. The conference also includes eight tutorials and exhibitions. The conference takes place from 1 to 5 July in Budapest, Hungary. To register to attend or more information, visit
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SUSHI Statistics Available to IEEE Customers
MPS, the vendor IEEE uses for counter compliant statistics, has adopted the SUSHI data transfer protocol and is now available to IEEE customers using Scholarly Stats products from MPS. SUSHI (Standardized Usage Statistics Harvesting Initiative) allows users to view usage statistics across multiple platforms, saving time and resources for the library. Read more
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EM Microelectronic Reveals Low-Frequency RFID Circuits
EM Microelectronic, a Swiss semiconductor manufacturer, has unveiled a group of radio frequency identification (RFID) integrated circuits intended for use in low cost solutions such as industrial logistics, access control applications, waste management, and animal identification. The low-frequency circuits are targeted for use in electronic Read/Write RF transponders. In one version, the circuit comes with enlarged pads designed for a direct antenna connection without the need for a module support and gold bumps for the two coil inputs. Read more
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Wireless LAN Startup Plans Alternative to Controller-Based Network
With the announcement of two products next month, Aerohive Networks, a startup company based in the Silicon Valley, California, (USA) plans to reveal the next generation wireless LAN, an action they say will fix the performance problems created by controller-based network architecture. The company has not stated the names of their products, but Aerohive officials say they are creating WLAN infrastructure equipment that is geared towards cost-effective and easy deployment, but can also be adapted to support mid-market to extremely large enterprise WLANs. Read more
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Buy Now and Save: 20% off Wiley-IEEE Books
Wiley-IEEE Press books are available at a 20% discount for a limited time. Choose from a variety of titles through the online catalog. Topics include circuits and systems, power engineering, signal processing, microwave technology and more. More information
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Sun Unveils Java Software Devices for Cell Phones
In a demonstration at JavaOne, Sun Microsystems introduced a prototype software device that strives to fuel high-end cell phones similar to the Apple iPhone. According to Sun officials, these devices might provide Internet access to people in developing countries for the first time. Officials say the Java Mobile FX software is capable of offering users a complete desktop-scale experience and includes basic applications that run on a real-time operating system. Read more
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E Ink Produces Enhanced Imaging Film
E Ink Corporation, a specialist in electronic paper display technology, has created an imaging film called Vizplex that provides a better performing switching speed and peak switch speed, as well as more brightness than its current electronic ink. Earlier this month, E Ink also unveiled an enhanced range of display controllers and a developer kit for the technology. In addition, E Ink has joined with PrimeView International to create TFT modules made with Vizplex in an extended size range. The modules will be released this summer and are geared for mobile phones, PC accessories, e-books, and other monochrome device applications. Read more
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