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Antenna and Front-End Processing
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Propagation and Antennas: Atmospheric Effects and Wireless Links
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Explores the effects of rain, fog, and obstacles on wave propagation, antenna characteristics, noise in wireless systems, and signal-to-noise ratio.
Antennas and RF-ID I
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Explores antennas, RF-ID systems, radiation patterns, directivity, gain, and the Hertzian dipole.
Characteristic Parameters of Antennas
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Explores characteristic parameters of antennas, radiation patterns, and antenna types.
Real Antennas: Efficiency, Radiation, and Polarization
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Explores the efficiency, radiation, and polarization of real antennas, including losses, gain, and typical yields.
Radiation and Antennas: Noise and Propagation Fundamentals
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Explores noise and propagation fundamentals in radiation, antennas, and wireless communications, covering internal and external noise sources, thermal noise, wireless principles, and signal propagation phenomena.
Radiation and Antennas II
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Covers real antennas with losses, mismatched antennas, radiation, and polarization concepts.
Antennas and Radiation: Network Factors
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Explores network factors in antennas, focusing on radiation patterns and antenna configurations.
Implantables II and Wearables
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Covers the design and performance of implantable antennas, strategies for low SAR, spurious radiation effects, and antenna matching measurements.
Radiation and Antennas II
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Explores reciprocity of powers, capture surface, linear wire antennas, and radar cross-section examples.
Radiation and Antennas: Fundamentals and Applications
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Explores radiation and antennas fundamentals, efficiency, gain, and impedance matching for power transfer.
Radiation and Antennas: Network Factor Analysis
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Analyzes the network factor in radiation and antennas, exploring zero mutual coupling and linear arrays.
Radiation and Antennas
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Explores interference, reflection, diffraction, fog effects, antennas, noise, EIRP, and link assessment in radiation and antennas.
Radiation and Antennas: Introduction
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Introduces radiation and antennas, covering fundamental concepts, characteristics, reciprocity, guided waves, and frequency aspects.
Radiation and Antennas: Ideal Antennas
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Explores radiation at antennas, reciprocity, directivity, and the Friis formula.
Radiation and Antennas: Dipoles
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Explores ideal antennas, dipoles, radiation patterns, directivity, impedance, and effective length.
Aperture Antennas Examples
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Covers aperture antennas examples, focusing on comet antennas in an infinite ground plane.
Radiation and Antennas: Thin Slot Antenna
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Explores radiation and antennas, emphasizing thin slot antennas and their radiation patterns.
Antennas: Openings and Radiation
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Radiation and Antennas: Orthogonal Herz Dipole Network
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Covers the concept of radiation and antennas in orthogonal Herz dipole networks.
Maxwell Equations for Antennas: Theory and Applications
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