Microsoft research turns human body into an antenna. May 14, 2011— -- Electromagnetic interference is everywhere, coming from appliances and electrical systems. Now a team from Microsoft Research ...

Hello all. Just yesterday our tv cable was cut and my place doesn't have an outdoors antenna. So I was wondering, what would be the best way to manufacture from scrath an little indoors tv antenna, ...

Experimental technologies offer elegant, inexpensive solutions. Researchers are studying applications and materials for creating radio antennas that are sprayed onto a surface. Made from commercially ...

GPS can be a bit complex of a technology – you have to receive a signal below the noise floor, do quite a bit of math that relies on the theory of relativity, and, adding insult to injury, you also ...

To use a smaller antenna, we need a higher signal frequency, and that’s what we do when we apply modulation to the signal. Modulation is simply encoding the low frequency signal in the information of ...

Combining gallium and indium, Dr. Michael Dickey, assistant professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering at NC State, has created a material that he is testing for an antenna that self-heals ...

Portland, Ore. – A four-year skunk works effort at the University of Rhode Island in Kingston has cut the size of an antenna by as much as one-third for any frequency from the kHz to the GHz range.

Washington State University-led researchers have developed a chip-sized processor and 3D printed antenna arrays that could someday lead to flexible and wearable wireless systems and improved ...

If a device connects wirelessly to other things, chances are high that it has an antenna in it. But as crucial as these components are, the rigid metals they’re made of can limit what devices they can ...