Ikke-lineær modellering og fjernmåling

FE8150 consists of 3 modules. The students choose two of the modules for in-depth focus, but must follow all modules in the course: I Nonlinear modelling and stability analysis II Advanced RF/microwave measurement techniques of linear and nonlinear components III Radar Remote Sensing I Nonlinear modelling and stability analysis Course content : Analysis of active nonlinear microwave components. Nonlinear modeling of transistors, active system components for transmitters and receivers in radio system. Modeling of nonlinear conditions in oscillators, power amplifiers and mixers. Parasitic Oscillations Responsible: Morten Olavsbråten II Advanced RF/microwave measurement techniques of linear and nonlinear components Course content: Calibration techniques, accuracy and repeatability in RF measurements. Measurements of linear and nonlinear components, both discrete and on wafer. Microwave instrumentation. Responsible: Morten Olavsbråten III Radar Remote Sensing Course content : Analysis of active and passive microwave remote sensing techniques, such as radar, radiometry, imaging radar, synthetic aperture radar (SAR), inverse SAR, interferometric SAR, and radar polarimetry both from satellite and airborne platforms. Responsible: Egil Eide

I Nonlinear modelling and stability analysis Knowledge : The candidate has: - broad knowledge of microwave components such as transistors, diodes, etc. - in-depth knowledge of non-linear phenomena in oscillators, amplifiers, transistors, etc. - specialized knowledge of non-linear modelling of such components. Skills : Candidates can: - creatively use advanced models in radio system. - analyze non-linear phenomena and effects in components and systems. - design, implement and use advanced components in radio system. General competence: The candidate can - make thorough two-hour presentations on selected topics - present in a clear way selected topics Responsible: Morten Olavsbråten II Advanced RF/microwave measurement techniques of linear and nonlinear components Knowledge : The candidate has: - broad knowledge of microwave calibration techniques, accuracy and repeatability. - in-depth knowledge of linear and non-linear measurement setups and instrumentation. - specialized knowledge of component characterization. Skills : Candidates can: - creatively set up measurement instruments for component characterizations. - calibrate instruments for specific measurements. General competence: The candidate can - work around in a microwave laboratory - make clear presentations of measurements Responsible: Morten Olavsbråten III Radar Remote Sensing Knowledge: The candidate has: - broad knowledge of imaging radar systems such as Synthethic Aperture Radar - understand the major scattering mechanisms for microwave imaging systems - in depth knowledge of basic algorithms for SAR imaging - specialized knowledge about applications and interpretation of data from microwave remote sensing systems Skills: The candidate can: - analyse the performance and functionality of a microwave remote sensing system - implement basic SAR imaging algorithms on data from a SAR system - design a microwave remote sensing system for a given application General competence: The candidate can: - make two-hour presentation on selected topics - present selected topics in a clear way. Responsible: Egil Eide

Colloquium, lectures and lab-exercises. The students choose two of the modules for in-depth focus, but must follow all modules in the course