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Radio Frequency (RF) technology: Modulation, Oscillator, Filters, Amplifiers, Antennas, Impedance Matching, Smith Chart
What you'll learn
Radio Frequency Basics
RF Principles and Concepts
RF Components
RF Circuits
RF Modulation and Demodulation Techniques
Mixers, Oscillators, RF amplifier, Antennas,
RF Filters, Impedance Matching, VSWR
Low Noise Amplifier
S-parameters, Smith Chart, RF Attenuators
Requirements
Basic understanding of Electronics and
Description
Radio frequency (RF) is the oscillation rate of an alternating electric current or voltage or of a magnetic, electric or electromagnetic field in the frequency range from around 20 kHz to around 300 GHz.
Radio frequency engineering, or RF engineering, is the study and application of radio waves with the purpose of creating technology and devices that can both receive and send signals using these waves. RF engineering is an important component for those working in aeronautics, telecommunications, military services, commercial radio, television and space-related professions. People use radio waves to communicate on their cell phones, and RF engineers design and implementing the technology that supports 4G and 5G networks.
This is a beginner course in RF engineering that addresses important concepts, components and circuits used in the RF engineering. This course will serve as a basis to move ahead and build upon more advanced concepts in RF engineering and designs.
This course is divided into following sections
Section 1: Introduction to RF systems
Section 2: Bigger Picture: Transmitter/Receiver Block Diagram
Section 3: Important Analog And Digital Modulation Schemes
Section 4: Revision Of Some Basic Electronics' concepts
Section 5: RF Oscillators
Section 6: Mixer and its Applications
Section 7: RF Filters
Section 8: Power Amplifiers
Section 9: Antennas
Section 10: Impedance Matching, Reflected Power & VSWR
Section 11: S (Scattering)-Parameter
Section 12: Smith Chart And Impedance Matching
Section 13: Low Noise Amplifier (LNA)
Section 14: RF Attenuators and their Types
Section 15: Introduction to Software Defined Radios (SDRs)
Who this course is for
Undergraduate Electrical Engineering Students
RF Technicians
RF Engineers
RF Sales Engineers
RF Test Engineers
RF/HAM Radio Enthusiast
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https://www.udemy.com/course/rf-components-ciruits-rf-concepts-rf-design-rf-training-rf-engineering/

   
   
   

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