Constructing H.323 Stacks for VoIP Designs
By Brian Krejcarek and Jonathan Shaw
To tackle today's hot VoIP applications, designers need to understand H.323 stack development. It's no easy task - be sure to read up on these H.323 basics before taking the plunge
Cutting Bluetooth Costs with RF CMOS
By Michael McCullagh
Before Bluetooth applications can be reached a critical mass, Bluetooth radio costs need to come down. Improving RF CMOS process technology is a good option for achieving these cost demands.
High-Availability Systems Made Easy: Part 1
By Chuck Hill
High availability is a must for today's demanding telecom systems. Here are some methods that allow designers to bypass established practices in order to achieve five-9s availability.
Changing the Network-Processor Mindset for OC-192
By Greg Kahlert
While network processors are revolutionizing the networking market, programmability is the key to reaching the OC-192 plateau. By turning to IP cores, designers can gain some of that much-needed programmability.
DSP Boards: A Buyer's Guide
By Henry Davis
Preconfigured and customizable DSP boards are allowing comm engineers to focus on application differentiation, rather than reinventing the wheel.
Emerging Technologies Series #4: Going Long-Haul with 1300-nm VCSELs
By Andrew Jackson
Designers can save big on tomorrow's WAN/MAN fiber-optic communication systems, thanks to the economic advantages of a new, novel composition of long-wavelength VCSELs.
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