How to Set Up an RF Microwave Engineering Course
Teaching RF microwave design with engineering courseware
Designing RF microwave circuits in the student engineering lab requires an end-to-end RF circuit design teaching workflow, from design simulation, prototyping, and validation to specification settings. The lab work courseware must cover industry-oriented and real-world examples to prepare students for emerging technology trends.
Educators setting up new RF microwave engineering courses should include the challenges and requirements of RF circuits and system design from design and validation to deployment in the market. In addition to teaching practical design and test techniques with teaching slides and training kits, educators will need industry-standard hardware and software to form a complete full-semester teaching solution.
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![N9000B CXA Signal Analyzer, 9 kHz to 26.5 GHz]()
N9000B CXA Signal Analyzer, 9 kHz to 26.5 GHz
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![N5171B EXG X-Series RF Analog Signal Generator, 9 kHz to 6 GHz]()
N5171B EXG X-Series RF Analog Signal Generator, 9 kHz to 6 GHz
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![DSOX1202G Oscilloscope: 70/100/200 MHz, 2 Analog Channels, with a built-in Waveform Generator]()
DSOX1202G Oscilloscope: 70/100/200 MHz, 2 Analog Channels, with a built-in Waveform Generator
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![U3851A RF Microwave Circuit Design, Simulation, and Measurement Courseware, 5G NR n3]()
U3851A RF Microwave Circuit Design, Simulation, and Measurement Courseware, 5G NR n3
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W4301B PathWave EM Design Core, FEM, ADS RFPro UI
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W3600B PathWave ADS Core, EM Design Core
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![N9915C FieldFox C Handheld Microwave Analyzer, 10 GHz]()
N9915C FieldFox C Handheld Microwave Analyzer, 10 GHz
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