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Telecommunications I

Introduction lecture course in RF telecommunications. Electromagnetic wave propagation in free space, antennas, line of sight transmission (directive gain, beam width, polarization, impedance), RF components (amplifiers, mixers, up converters), receivers, and transmitters. Laboratory assignments and demonstrations include antenna gain and field strength. Further studies in component and box level design are covered in the follow on course, Microwave Amplifiers.


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