RF Bootcamp

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RF Bootcamp

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RFB1: RF Bootcamp
Joanne Mistler
Keysight Technologies
Location
212-214
Abstract

This course will provide an overview of RF and Microwave basics, with theory, design and measurement techniques as well as applications. The intended audience includes technicians, new engineers, engineers who may be changing their career path, marketing and sales professionals seeking a better understanding of microwave technology, as well as current college students looking to learn more about the practical aspects of RF and Microwave technology. The format of the RF Boot Camp is interactive based learning, with multiple presenters from industry and academia presenting on a variety of topics including: RF/Microwave systems basics, network and spectrum analysis, simulation and matching network design modulation and signal analysis, signal generation and modulation analysis, as well as RFMW Tx/Rx Communications Designs.

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RFB1-1: The RF/Microwave Signal Chain, Network Characteristics, Analysis and Measurement
Joanne Mistler
Keysight Technologies
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RFB1-2: Spectral Analysis and Receiver Technology
Joanne Mistler
Keysight Technologies
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RFB1-3: RFMW Communications, Quantum Design and Matching Basics
Kevin O'Brien
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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RFB1-4: Signal Generation, Modulation and Vector Signal Analysis
Joanne Mistler
Keysight Technologies
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RFB1-5: End to End RF Simulation
Murthy Upmaka
Keysight Technologies
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RFB1-6: Design, Modeling and Operation of Antennas, Arrays and Metasurfaces in mmWave and THz Communications
Arjun Singh
SUNY Polytechnic
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RFB1-7: Tx/Rx Communications System Digital-to-RF Design and Test
Bryan Goldstein
Analog Devices