Concepts and guidelines for radio frequency systems design, receiver/transmitter concepts, general aspects of the "integrity of communication signals from baseband via radio links back to baseband"

RF-Signals propagating along transmission lines; Scattering parameters; Linear two-ports; Nonlinearity and intermodulation; Transceiver; Nonlinear RF-Circuits, mixers, frequency conversion; Analog modulation formats; Digital RF-modulation formats and their spectra; RF-transmitters

Administrative Meeting, Enrollment

Administrative issues concerning the lecture will be discussed in the first lecture on October 3rd 2017, 9.15 a.m.

Downloads

The examples for the exercise part and course related materials can be found on the course homepage!

Grading

1. Two multiple choice tests in the exercise part of the lecture
2. Written and oral examination: The written exam has 4 problems, up to 100 credits can be earned, at least 20 credits each are needed in the "linear systems" and "nonlinear systems"). For the written exam you get a copy of the lecture notes provided (you are not allowed to bring your own).A positive written exam is required for the oral exam.

Exercise part

Attendence of the ongoing lecture is voluntary but highly recommended.
For both, the multiple choice tests and the handed in examples with correct solutions, you will receive additional credits, which will be added to those of the written exam, so that the final grade can be improved by max. one degree. If students do not hand in examples and do not attend the multiple choice tests, the final grade will be degraded by one degree.

Please register for the course in order to have access to the course downloads (e.g. slide decks)!

A printed version of the lecture notes can be bought at the institute's secretary. An electronic version cannot be downloaded from TISS.

Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or equivalent knowledge is required.