Brian Baxter

Skims Body Inc., an underwear and apparel label fronted by Kim Kardashian, hired former HelloFresh SE executive Colin Bennett as its first general counsel and chief compliance officer.

Fox Corp. had to cut a $787.5 million deal with Dominion Voting Systems Inc. after a Delaware judge made a series of errors that effectively forced the media giant’s hand, said its chief legal and policy officer Viet Dinh.

Strive Asset Management, an investment firm co-founded by Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, has named former Treasury Department lawyer Alexandra Gaiser as general counsel.

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An attorney who spent 30 years with Madison Square Garden’s parent company has taken a job as senior legal counsel for Saudi Arabia-backed upstart LIV Golf.

In this episode of the podcast, Marc Zyla sits down with Brian Baxter to discuss upcoming events and performances by the Quad City Symphony Orchestra (QCSO). The main focus of the conversation is the QCSO's gala concert, which will feature the world-renowned pianist Emanuel Ax as the guest soloist. Baxter expresses the organization's excitement to have Ax perform with the orchestra, highlighting his incredible talent and down-to-earth personality. The program for the gala concert is discussed in detail, including pieces by Mahler, Beethoven, Mozart, and Stravinsky.

RF power splitters, also known as power dividers, are important components in RF engineering. They help distribute signals across different electronic systems. In this exploration, we will delve into the fundamental aspects of RF power splitters, discussing their types, classes, and performance metrics. We will cover Wilkinson power splitters, resistive dividers, and more, explaining their unique characteristics, benefits, and applications.

As the foundation of wireless systems, RF power amplifiers must balance conflicting characteristics such as frequency response, gain, and power efficiency. Within this delicate balance, compromises are inevitable, pushing designs to their limits to achieve optimal performance. However, external non-idealities such as noise, voltage fluctuations, and RF feedback can disrupt the harmony of wireless systems.

This question comes up frequently enough that I thought I’d write a short article on it. The short answer is, maybe. At Marki, we generally treat SMA and 2.92mm (K-Type) connectors as mating connector types. However, there are a number of reasons why you should use caution when mating SMA and 2.92mm connector types.

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