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  Graduate & Professional :: School of Computing and Engineering :: Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
 
  

5572 Antennas & Propagation For Wireless Systems (3)

This course introduces the mathematical aspects of the basic antenna parameters such as vector potential, gain, directivity, impedance, radiation patterns, and develops a comprehensive theory of antenna arrays including the effects of mutual coupling. In-depth modeling studies for wire, aperture and mircrstrip antennas, is presented; diffraction of plane electromagnetic (TE and TM) waves by perfectly conducting half-planes and wedges- applications to site-specific propagation path modeling in wireless systems. Prerequisites: ECE 412 and ECE 341 (or their equivalents) and written communication skills; must have a knowledge of MATLAB, C or C++ for computational work. Recommended: Prior or concurrent enrollment in PHYS 5500.

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