Serving Eastern Massachusetts
| Course Name: | RF and Microwave Fundamentals |
| Time & Date: | 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday and Tuesday, Oct 25 & 26 |
| Location: | Holiday Inn Select Hotel, 15 Middlesex Canal Park Rd., Woburn |
| Speaker: | Henry Lau, Lexiwave Technology |
This two-day course provides engineering professionals an introduction to the field of RF and Microwave engineering from an industry perspective. Participants will learn fundamental concepts on RF engineering as well as practical design and measurement techniques. Designs on commercial products will also be presented to the participants to gain practical knowledge.
Engineering professionals required to work in the radio frequency or microwave domains for the first time. Designers with some RF exposure but little formal training who wish to broaden their design skill. DSP or Baseband designers who need to be aware of RF and Microwave issues.
Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to:
1. understand RF and Microwave design theories including Smith chart , transmission line and Scattering parameters.
2. understand impedance matching and frequency selection, design of RF amplifier and network analyzer aided RF circuit design from a practical and industrial perspective
3. understand critical RF and Microwave measurement techniques
4. learn from practical case studies on commercial RF products
- Understanding of network parameter
H-, Y- & S-parameter and their relevance to RF circuit analysis and design
- Smith chart principle and usage
- Transmission line theory and application
Coaxial, micro-stripline, stripline and waveguide
- Impedance matching
lumped and distributed networks
- RF system parameters and design considerations
Frequency selection, transmitter and receiver
- Critical RF component selection
- RF and Microwave Measurements
Equipments
Measurement techniques
Henry Lau received his M.Sc. and MBA degrees from UK and USA respectively. He has more than 21 years of experience in designing RF systems, products and RFICs in both Hong Kong and US. He worked for Motorola and Conexant in US as Principal Engineer on developing RFICs for cellular phone and silicon tuner applications. Mr Lau holds five patents and has one patent pending, all in RF designs. He is currently running Lexiwave Technology, a fables semiconductor company in Hong Kong and US designing and selling RFICs, RF modules and RF solutions. He has also been teaching numerous RF-related courses internationally.
Payment received by October 12: IEEE Members $375
Payment received by October 12: Non-members $425
Payment received after October 12: IEEE Members $425
Payment received after October 12: Non-members $475