Course Details
Country:
United Kingdom
Institution:
University of Surrey
Course Title:
Microwave Design Techniques
Course Number:
EEEM064
Course Description:
Module purpose: At Gigahertz frequencies the operating wavelength is small. Devices operating in the Gigahertz frequency range are therefore electrically large compared to the operating wavelength. In such cases, it is no longer appropriate to use traditional lumped element circuit components. The passive devices used at Gigahertz frequencies thus have to be made either using printed transmission lines (e.g. microstrip, coplanar waveguide) or waveguide. This module will present microwave design and analysis concepts for a range of commonly used passive circuits using both microstrip lines and waveguides, including: transmission lines, coupling networks, antennas and filters. This module will revisit and build on the use of the Smith chart also introduced in EEE3033 RF and Microwave Fundamentals and use it for further design applications of microstrip circuits. It is complementary to module EEEM044 RF Systems and Circuit Design and EEEM006 Antennas and Propagation.
Language:
English
Approved Equivalent:
Pending For Approval
Attachment Files:
MICROWAVE DESIGN TECHNIQUES - 2024_5 - University of Surrey.pdf
