EECE.5010 Introduction to Phased Arrays

Id: 042080 Credits: 3-3

Description

This course covers the fundamentals of phased array systems, including contemporary and advanced methods. The principles apply to both high capability sensors and low-cost systems. Applications range from advanced and commercial radar to remote sensing, and multiple channel communications. The subject matter includes: fields and waves analysis, domain analysis, fundamentals of array theory, far field synthesis, Floquet theory, aperture weighting functions, impedance and mutual coupling theory, aperture design, beamforming methods, feed networks, array error analysis, system requirements and sizing, and system design

Prerequisites

Pre-Req: EECE.4610 Eng. Electromagnetics II, or equivalent.

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