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This document discusses different types of microwave resonators including half-wave and quarter-wave transmission line resonators, rectangular cavities, and circular cavities. It covers the operation and resonance conditions of short-circuited half-wave lines, open-circuited half-wave lines, quarter-wave lines, rectangular cavities operating in the TE10 mode, and circular waveguide cavities supporting both TE and TM modes. Examples are provided for calculating the unloaded quality factor of different resonator modes.
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The document discusses different types of learners - visual people who think in pictures, auditory people who learn best through listening, and kinesthetic people who learn by doing activities. It also lists different communication styles - passive, passive aggressive, aggressive, and assertive.
Communication skills lecture02
The document discusses communication styles and assessing one's own communication behaviors. It provides a list of statements to reflect on regarding how one communicates. It prompts the reader to consider whether their personal communication style matches their organization, if it is effective for their role, and if it could help or hinder their career. Readers are encouraged to adjust their style if needed by developing new skills.
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The document provides tips for effective communication and outlines different roles in communication situations. It recommends knowing your audience and purpose, anticipating objections, presenting information in multiple ways, checking for understanding, and getting feedback. It then describes different roles in communication such as communicator, investigator, assessor, recipient, participator, and antagonist. The roles involve informing others, finding information, assessing performance, keeping others informed, participating in discussions, and providing a contrary viewpoint.
Microwave Devices Lecture11
This document provides an agenda for a lecture on microwave devices that includes discussing coupled transmission lines, how to design a directional coupler using coupled lines, and an introduction to microwave filter design using periodic structures and the image parameter and insertion loss methods.
Microwave Devices Lecture10
The document summarizes different types of microwave devices:
1) A lossless divider uses a simple T junction transmission line but offers no isolation between ports.
2) A resistive divider uses lossy components in a T junction to match all three ports for an equal power split but results in signal power loss.
3) A waveguide directional coupler directs power between waveguides in a controlled manner.
4) A quadrature hybrid combines two input signals to produce two output signals with a 90 degree phase difference between them.
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This document outlines the agenda for a lecture on microwave devices, including revisiting the ABCD matrix, discussing microwave resonators, series and parallel resonant circuits, and transmission line resonators. Key topics covered are the ABCD relation to impedance matrix, microstrip excitation and network model, characteristics of series and parallel resonant circuits including quality factor and bandwidth, and types of transmission line resonators such as short-circuited λ/2 lines.
Microwave Devices Lecture05
This document discusses network analysis techniques for microwave circuits. It covers impedance and equivalent voltages and currents, including intrinsic, waveguide and characteristic impedances. Impedance and admittance matrices are introduced for analyzing microwave networks. The scattering matrix is presented as another method to analyze circuits based on incoming and outgoing wave relations. An example scattering matrix is also provided.
Microwave Devices Lecture02
This document discusses planar electromagnetic waves in different media. It covers:
1) Deriving the Helmholtz equation and solutions for planer waves in lossless and lossy media.
2) Defining skin depth and solutions for waves in good conductors.
3) Discussing general solutions to the planer wave equation.
4) Defining linear and circular polarization of planer waves.
5) Calculating energy, power, and the Poynting vector for planer waves.
6) Defining reflection and transmission coefficients at boundaries between different media.
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
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- 1. Microwave Devices E511 Lecture 8 Amr Al.Awamry
- 2. Agenda λ/2 Transmission line resonators λ/4 transmission line resonators Rectangular cavities Circular cavities
- 3. TRANSMISSION LINE RESONATORS Short-Circuited λ/2 Line
- 4. Short-Circuited λ/2 Line around resonance frequency 0 also w e can consider l 1 then tanh l l 1
- 5. Short-Circuited λ/4 Line // resonance cit
- 8. Unloaded Q of the TE10L Mode Plz check ex.6.3 P287
- 9. CIRCULAR WAVEGUIDE CAVITY RESONATORS TE mode TM mode