This module is not currently running in 2024 to 2025.
This module will provide the knowledge and skills to analyse and design microwave electronic systems as used in modern fixed and mobile communications. Passive and active circuit based technologies will be covered as well as free space transmission. The module will provide simulation skills using electromagnetic design software.
Total contact hours: 44
Private study hours: 106
Total study hours: 150
Practical (8.3%)
Workshop (16.7%)
Examination (75%)
See the library reading list for this module (Canterbury)
(1) Comprehensively and critically understand physical layer communications principles as applied in links.
(2) Apply their knowledge to the analysis and design of antennas and supporting RF transmission devices.
(3) Understand conceptually the requirements of matching and balancing in transmission.
(4) Apply their knowledge to the design of microwave and RF transmission line and wireless systems..
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