RF Design
- Course Duration: 48 Hours
- 4.6 Star (Rating)
- 300+ (Student Enrolled till Now)
RF & Antenna design is 24 hours of theory and 24 hours of labs course with detailed emphasis on RF & Antenna design. RF & Antenna design course is targeted for PCB, Package, RF & Hardware design engineers to gain expertise in RF & Antenna Simulations & design development. This must do course for every electronics and electrical diploma, graduates, & working professionals. Students planning to make career into RF design, Hardware design, PCB/Package design can also opt for this Training course.
The course covers all aspects of Engineering, Theory, Analysis and Design covers all the necessary topics related to RF design and antenna theory and antenna array theory. Training will be delivered by experts in RF Field, as per the industry requirements. Importance is given to cover the concepts, methodology with good emphasis on hands-on training, using Industry Standard tools with lab sessions with quality project at the end of the course.
Course Curriculum:
- Radiation sources
- Frequency and wavelength
- Planar waves
- Diffraction and interference
- Near field and far field
- Polarization
- Time and frequency
- Sinusoidal harmonies
- Fourier Transform
- The logarithmic scale (dB)
Signals and noise
- Noise sources
- Black body radiation
- Noise temperature
- Signal to noise ratio
- Noise figure
- Receive sensitivity
- Information capacity
Efficiency and spectral efficiency
- Spectral efficiency (bps per Hertz)
- Probability of error
- Power efficiency (BER per SNR)
- Constellation of symbols
- Error detection and correction
- Physical causes and possible problems
- Harmonies and inter-modulations
- AM-PM distortions
- Harmonies in amplifiers
Line of sight propagation
- Friis equation
- Atmosphere effects
- Reflections
- Diffraction
- Fresnel zones
- Scattering
Non line of sight
- Large scale fading
- Small scale fading
- Fast and slow fading
- Multi path losses
- Doppler effect
- Indoor fading
- HF propagation
- Introduction
- Transmit-Receive link
- Transmitters
- Receivers
- Software defined radio
- Optimal design of RF chains
- Fourier transform
- Scalar and vector detectors
- Heterodyne receiver
- Detector types
- Noise figure and sensitivity
- Distortions and Harmonics
- Block diagram and principles
- Resolution
- Parameters of operation
- Dynamic range
- Display
- Block diagram and principles
- Constellations
- Eye diagram
- EVM
- Passive devices
- Cables
- Connectors and adapters
- Attenuators and terminations
- Combiners and hybrids
- Directional couplers
- Phase shifters and delay lines
- Isolators and circulators
- Resonators
- Printed lines, coax lines and
- waveguides
- Filter types (functional)
- Filter types (polynomials)
- Butterworth
- Chebishev
- Cauer
- Bessel
- Main Parameters
- Ripple
- Delay
- Selectivity
- Bandwidth
- Number of sections
- Design methods
Mixers
- Heterodyne and super-heterodyne
- Linearity and compression
- Losses and noise figure
- Image rejection
- IQ modulators
- Design Methods
Amplifiers
- LNA
- HPAFrequency sources
- Oscillators
- Synthesizers
- VCOs
- Transmission lines
- Line impedance
- Load, short and open
- Standing waves
- VSWR
- Scattering matrix
- Group velocity and phase velocity
- Group delay
- Smith chart
- Impedance matching
- S-matrix
- Block diagram and principles
- Accuracy
- Calibration
- Non linear measurements
- Time domain measurement
Mixers
- Antenna functions
- Impedance matching
- Bandwidth
- Radiation patterns
- Beamwidth
- Side lobes and back lobes
- Directivity and effective area
- Gain and efficiency
- Polarization
- Cross polarization and losses
- Temperature
Antennas – main types:-
Wire antennas
- Isotropic
- Dipole
- Monopole
- Bicone
- Discone
- Loop
- Helix
Aperture antennas
- Slot
- Horn
- Reflector
- Dish
Arrays
- Yagi-Uda
- Log Periodic
- Microstrip
- Sampling, Nyquist theorem
- Band limited sampling
- Quantization
- PAM pulse amplitude modulation
- PWM pulse width modulation
- PPM pulse position modulation
- PCM pulse code modulation
- Base band Transmission
- Signaling
- Synchronization and Barker code
- Introduction to Information Theory
- Entropy
- Source coding, data compression
- Channel coding, error correction
- Binary modulations
- Power efficiency and spectral efficiency
- ASK amplitude shift keying
- PSK phase shift keying
- FSK frequency shift keying
- M-Ary modulations
- QAM quadrature amplitude modulation
- Link budget (Friis equation)
- OFDM
- Band limited channel (example: cellular)
- Signal limited channel (example: deep space
- measurement modes
- Resolution bandwidth, video bandwidth
- Attenuation and scaling
- Channel power
- Adjacent channel power
- Harmonies
- Intermodulation
- Measurements in the Zero Span
- GSM burst generator, W-CDMA, QAM
- Analysis of EVM, ACP
- The supplier on the timeline
- Symbols
- distortion products of the device
- Set-up and calibration of VNA
- Frequency sweep of filter and amplifier
- Return loss
- VSWR
- S-parameters
- Insertion loss
- Group delay
- Power sweep of an amplifier
- Compression measurement
- AM-PM measurements
- Access to the Instructor – Ask questions to the instructor who taught the course
- Available 24/7 – RaceEL Academy eLearning courses are available when and where you need them.
- Learn at Your Pace – RaceEL Academy eLearning courses are self-paced, so you can proceed when you’re ready.
- Dedicated Trainer Accessible On Phone / Email / Whatsapp
- Trainer Exp: 15+ Years
Course Highlights
- Mentor Support for doubt clarifications
- Product company focused questions
- 48+ hours of lectures
- Industrial Standard tools are used
Testimonials
We had 6 days of technical training from RaceEL on SI/PI/EMC topics. Overall, this training helped us in building concepts and applying the same in our Hardware design. The method of teaching was very simple and even complicated concepts explained in easy manner. We all appreciate your training and looking forward to having advanced training on the same topic.
Surendra
Simulation Engineer
KNORR-BREMSE TECHNOLOGY CENTER INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED
Trainer’s Teaching:
- In-depth coverage of relevant Signal Integrity (SI) issues.
- Clear explanations and industry-relevant examples.
- Effective hands-on training.
- Patient and thorough in addressing questions.
- Precise coverage of SI topics with strong simulation knowledge.
- Practical industry experience in SI, chip-level packaging, and board designs beyond 10G.
- Deep understanding of SI concepts and simulation tools, with the ability to explain even the smallest technical details.
The relevance, quality, and coverage of the topics exceeded expectations. Sessions were clear and understandable, with well-structured exercises and assignments. The trainer summarized key points effectively, aiding retention, and encouraged active participation from the trainees. The overall module rating is very good.
C-DOT Engineering Team
The session was very informative, impressive and professional. We found the course most helpful for us beginners to pitch-in. Thank you for your sincere explanation with all the finer & basic details. All our team members were impressed by your knowledge and the way you carried out the session. As we are beginner to this profile, we expect your continued support on this.
Sandhya IM
Technical Architect
Quest-Global
We would like to extend our sincere gratitude for the exceptional Signal Integrity (SI), PCB, and Hardware training your team conducted. The sessions were insightful and expertly delivered, covering both fundamental and advanced topics with a great balance between theory and practical application.
The trainers demonstrated in-depth knowledge and a remarkable ability to simplify complex concepts, making them easily understandable. We especially appreciated the hands-on exercises and real-world case studies, which provided us with practical tools and techniques to apply directly in our projects.
Shameer
Senior Managerr
Actalent Engineering Services
I have taken Altium training. The training provided by the “RaceEL Technologies” was very informative. It had hands-on on the software and study materials for reference. The person taking the training was an expert with good working knowledge. He was able to respond to some of the practical queries and how to handle them in the software. The training was customised based on our need if requested so, it was very helpful.
Avinash Premji Nair
Senior Firmware Engineer
AMETEK india
Thank you for the excellent Hardware Design and PCB Training for our freshers. The training was well-structured and accessible, providing a strong foundation in essential concepts. The hands-on activities and real-world examples were especially helpful in making complex topics easier to understand.
We appreciate the quality of training and look forward to more sessions with RaceEL Academy.
Hardware team
Thales India.
The Signal Integrity (SI) and Power Integrity (PI) courses provided a comprehensive foundation in high-speed design principles, covering essential topics like crosstalk, impedance matching, voltage ripple, and PDN design with a good balance between theory and practical application. Real-world examples and diagrams made complex concepts accessible, though both courses could benefit from more hands-on practice with simulation tools, detailed case studies, and additional resources for further learning.
Venkat was knowledgeable and approachable, effectively connecting theoretical material to real-world applications, especially in troubleshooting common SI and PI issues. Overall, these courses delivered valuable insights for professionals in PCB design and high-speed electronics, with opportunities for enhancement through extended sessions, interactive lab exercises, and deeper exploration of advanced topics like multi-layer PCB impacts on power integrity and high-density designs for modern applications..
Mohammed Tabesh
Senior Manager
Western Digital