IEEE COMCAS 2015 The 2015 IEEE International Conference on Microwaves, Communications, Antennas, and Electronic Systems 2 – 4 November 2015, David Intercontinental Hotel, Tel Aviv, Israel Call for Papers IEEE COMCAS 2015 continues the COMCAS tradition as a multidisciplinary forum for the exchange of ideas, research results, and industry experience in the areas of […]
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2015 IEEE International Conference on Microwaves, Communications, Antennas, and Electronic Systems
February 25th, 2015 
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Posted in Congress, Country, Israel 
Tags: Aeronautical and space applications and challenges Analog/digital RF circuits and systems, and antenna systems), Antennas (components, Automotive and transportation radar and communications, Biomedical applications (body area systems, CAD techniques for microwave and communications devices, Circuit theory, Cognitive radio and spectral sharing technologies, devices and applications, electromagnetic, Electromagnetic compatibility, Environmentally sensitive design ("green" communications, Fifth generation mobile communication, Filters and Multiplexers, First responder and military communication, MEMS modeling, micro & macro scale), Microcell, Microwave and millimeter wave circuits and technologies, Microwave imaging and tomography, MIMO (multiple antenna systems for communications and radar), Modeling, modeling and applications, Modulation and signal processing technologies, Nanotechnologies and applications, Optical/wireless convergence and integration; radio over fiber, picocell and femtocell devices, Radar signal processing, Radar techniques, RF power amplifiers and devices, RFICs, RFID devices, scanning devices, sensing and information retrieval systems, Sensor networks and technologies, Software-defined radio and multiple air interface devices, Solid-state devices, Spatial coding, Systems and Applications, Technologies, telemedicine), Terahertz technologies and systems 
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