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Electromagnetics II

Location: Van Leer C340
Schedule: Tu-Th 3:05-4:25p
Suggested Advanced Textbook: "Fields and Waves in Communication Electronics", S.Ramo, J.R.Whinery and T.Van Duzer, J.Wiley Inc., 1994
Suggested Preliminary Reading (Close to the Notes): "Fundamentals of Applied Electromagnetics", F.T.Ulaby, Prentice Hall Eds., 2004
Additional Reading: "Electromagnetics, Microwave Circuit and Antenna Design for Communications Engineering", P.Russer, Artech House, 2003
Instructor: Prof. Manos M. Tentzeris
Office: TSRB 539
Office Hours: Tu 10:00-11:00
Phone: (404) 385-6006
E-Mail: etentze@ece.gatech.edu
Secretary: Mrs. Lisa Gardner [lisa.gardner@ece.gatech.edu]
Office: TSRB 543
Phone: 404-894-8327
TA: Diapa Sanogo (zdiapa@gatech.edu)
	         
 

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Notes about Single-stub Matching (8/30,9/1) [pdf]
Tutorial Video 1 [avi; use VLC player to open it]
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Overview
Picture of Wireless
Transmission Lines
Waveguides
Cavities
Microwave Circuits (Couplers, Filters)
Antennas (Dipoles, Yagi-Uda, Log-Periodic, Arrays)
Optical Waveguides, Optical Fibers
Wireless Communication Standards and Devices (MOTOROLA, Ericsson contributions)
Commercial CADs for EM/RF Applications (HP contributions)
	         
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Prerequisite
EE3025 (Semester)
	          
Grading Policy
********* 10% Homework separator line 25% QUIZ 1 separator line 25% QUIZ 2 separator line 40% FINAL separator line 10% Group projects [Bonus Points]
  	          
Homework Policy
Problems are due during the class period on the assigned dates. Late Homework will not be accepted without justification.
                     
Exams
There will be 2 (two) in-class exams on September 27 and November 10.
                     
Smith Charts
Students are required to obtain impedance ("Smith") charts at the bookstore. These will be used on 8/30/11 and 9/1/11.
                     
Course Outline
Lec. Date
Topic
Text
1 8/23 Introduction - Review of Wave Definitions - Phasors
1-2 8/23-8/25 Transmission Line Equations - Lumped Element Model NOTES
2 8/25 Reflection Coefficient, Zin, SWR, Terminations
3 8/30 Matching Techniques (lambda/4, Stubs, Lumped Elements) NOTES
3-4 8/30-9/1 The Smith Chart - Development
4 9/1 The Smith Chart - Applications / Determination of Term Projects
5 9/6 Plane Waves and Polarization Review
5-6 9/6-9/8 Reflection of Normally Incident Plane Waves (Conductors, Dielectrics)
4 9/1 The Smith Chart - Applications / Determination of Term Projects
5 9/6 Plane Waves and Polarization Review
5-6 9/6-9/8 Reflection of Normally Incident Plane Waves (Conductors, Dielectrics)
6 9/8 Oblique Incidence - Wave Impedance
7 9/13 Invited Talk 1: "Multilayer Integrated Wireless Modules: Planar lines, interconnects and waveguides"
8 9/15 Invited Talk 2: "Applications of Electromagnetics to Sensing and Biomedical Applications: What is EMI/EMC?"
9 9/20 Invited Talk 3: "Flexible Inkjet-Printed RF Electronics on Paper and Organics"
10 9/22 Total Reflection, Brewster Angle, Optical Fibers
10 9/22 REVIEW SESSION 1 Lectures 1-8
11 9/27 QUIZ 1 Lectures 1-9
12 9/29 Waveguides - Laplace Equation in Rectangular Coords.
13 10/4 Helmholz Equations - Separations of Variables
13-14 10/4-10/6 Waveguides-Laplace/Helmholz equations in rectangular coordinates
14 10/6 Parallel-Plate Waveguides
15 10/11 Planar Transmission Lines - Rectangular Waveguides
15-16 10/11-10/13 Waves Below and Near Cutoff - Quasi-TEM Modes
16 10/13 Dispersion, Loss, Practical Mode Excitation
17 10/18 FALL RECESS-NO CLASS
18 10/20 Dielectric and Ridge Waveguides, EBG's, Resonators-Quality Factors
18-19 10/20-10/25 Microwave Networks, Reciprocity
19 10/25 Equivalent Circuits, Scattering (S) and Transmission (T) Parameters
20 10/27 Cascaded 2-Ports, Microwave and Optical Filters
20-21 10/27-11/1 S-Parameters of N-Ports, Directional Couplers
21 11/1 Frequency characteristics of N-Ports, Quasistatic Analysis
22 11/3 Electric and Magnetic Dipoles, Power, Potentials
22-23 11/3-11/8 Half-Wave Dipole, Gain, Radiation resistance and Patterns
23 11/8 REVIEW SESSION Lectures 11-12,16-24
24 11/10 QUIZ 2 Lectures 11-12,16-24
25 11/15 Antenna Efficiency, Arbitrary Length Dipoles, Antennas above Conductors, Conjugate Matching
25-26 11/15-11/17 Antennas above Conductors, Traveling Wave Antennas, Feeding Circuits
26 11/17 Friis Formula, Superposition Principle
27 11/22 Input Impedance, Receiving Antennas and Reciprocity
27-28 11/22-11/28 Linear Arrays
- 11/25 THANKSGIVING-NO CLASS -
28 11/28 Examples/Problems of Antennas/Antennas Arrays & Final Review Session
31 12/9-Time/Venue TBD Project Presentations -
30 12/13-[11:30-2:20] FINAL All lectures
    	         
 

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