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New Ultra-Low Noise, High IP3 Tiny Monolithic Amplifier

2013-12-06 02:39:19| rfglobalnet News Articles

The new Mini-Circuits PMA2-33LN+ MMIC amplifier utilizes E-PHEMT technology to achieve a unique combination of ultra-low noise, high gain, high IP3, and tiny size.

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New Ultra-Low Noise, High IP3 Tiny Monolithic Amplifier

2013-12-06 02:39:19| wirelessdesignonline News Articles

The new Mini-Circuits PMA2-33LN+ MMIC amplifier utilizes E-PHEMT technology to achieve a unique combination of ultra-low noise, high gain, high IP3, and tiny size.

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Tiny algae signal big changes for warming Arctic lakes

2013-11-15 15:59:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed

Mongabay: The mighty polar bear has long been the poster child for the effects of global warming in the Arctic, but the microscopic diatom tells an equally powerful story. Diatoms are a type of algae that form the base of the food chain in watery habitats the world over. Disturbances among lake diatoms have exposed the impacts of rapid warming in the Hudson Bay Lowlands of eastern Canada, researchers reported Oct. 9 in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. View of Hudson Bay from space. Red dot indicates...

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Humanitys infinitesimally tiny influence on the universe, or why we havent met any aliens yet

2013-10-31 21:06:59| Extremetech

I often find that the only way to truly fathom just how vast the universe is, or to successfully communicate the insane enormity of it to other people, is to illustrate just how small humanity is. After all, everything we ever do, say, or experience is measured against the yardstick of human endeavor. It's great to say that the universe is 14 billion years old, or that Voyager 1 is now flying towards one of the nearest habitable planets, but it's only when we put things in human terms do we truly appreciate the scale of the universe.

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