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    RF and Microwave Engineering- (EE-427E3) Spring-2023

    Course Description
    Course Code and Title: RF and Microwave Engineering- (EE-427E3)
    Credit Hours: 3+1
    Pre Requisite with Course Electromagnetic Field Theory – (EE-3123)
    Codes
    Pre Requisite to: N/A
    Instructor : Engr. Dr. Umar Hasan Khan
    Instructor Designation: Assistant Professor
    Instructor Email ID: [email protected]
    Instructor Office Location Room no 301, 2nd Floor
    Instructor Office Phone no: 051-8444555, (EXT-137)
    Lab Engineer: Engr. M. Ayesha Siddiqua
    Compulsory/Elective: Compulsory
    If Elective: Depth Core/ N/A
    Course Objective: The RF & Microwave Engineering introduces the students to
    RF/microwave analysis methods and design techniques. Transmission
    lines are analyzed at microwave frequency. Different types of
    waveguides and different modes of power transmission are studied.
    Scattering parameters are defined and used to characterize devices and
    system behavior. Passive and active devices commonly utilized in
    microwave subsystems are analyzed and studied. Design procedures
    are presented along with methods to evaluate device performance.
    Microwave computer-aided design (CAD) methods are introduced by
    means of laboratory exercises.
    Course Schedule: Class: Bsc Electrical Engineering- 18 (Semester 08)
    Class Timing: Section Thursday: 11:10AM – 12:25PM
    Thursday: 12:30PM – 01:45PM
    Lab: RF and Microwave Engineering Lab
    Student Section Friday : 08:30AM – 11:00AM
    Contact
    Hours
    Course Assessment Tools: Quizzes: 4
    Assignments: 4
    CEP: Yes
    Lab work: Yes
    Exams: Mid-Exam and Final-Exam
    Grading Policy: Quizzes: 10%
    Assignments 15%
    CEP: 00%
    Lab work: 00%
    Mid 25%
    Semester:
    End 50%
    Semester:

    Department of Electrical Engineering APCOMS


    RF and Microwave Engineering- (EE-427E3) Spring-2023

    Course Literature: Text books Book Title-1 Microwave Engineering


    Author David M Pozar
    Edition 4th
    Publisher Wiley
    Year of Publication 2011
    ISBN ISBN-10 : 0470631554
    ISBN-13 : 978-0470631553
    Book Title-2 Microwave Devices and
    Circuits
    Author Samuel Y. Liao
    Edition 1st
    Publisher Prentice Hall
    Year of Publication 1996
    ISBN ISBN-10 : 0135832047
    ISBN-13 : 978-0135832042

    Course
    Learning CLO Statement Domain PLO BLOOM
    Outcome
    CLO-1 Explain the fundamental concepts of RF and Microwave Cognitive PLO-1 C1
    Engineering including frequencies, frequencies generations,
    mediums, matching and microwave systems.
    CLO-2 Analysis of Single and Multiport Networks using Network Cognitive PLO-2 C4
    Parameters.
    CLO-3 Design procedures for microwave components and devices Cognitive PLO-3 C4
    such as Filters, Amplifiers, Power dividers, Directional
    Couplers, Circulators and transmission lines.

    Topic Credit Week


    Hours
    Topics covered in Introduction & Review of Electromagnetic Theory 3 Hours 1
    the course and Transmission line theory 15 Hours 2,3,4,5,6
    level of coverage: Impedance matching 9 Hours 7,8,9
    Maxwell’s Equations 3 Hours 10
    Uniform Plane Waves 6 Hours 12,13
    Plane Waves at Media Interface 6 Hours 14,15
    Waveguides 3 Hours 16

    CLOs/Assessment CLO-1 CLO-2 CLO-3


    Assignments √ √ √
    Quizzes √ √ √
    CEP
    Mid-Semester √ √ √
    End-Semester √ √ √

    Department of Electrical Engineering APCOMS


    RF and Microwave Engineering- (EE-427E3) Spring-2023

    Mapping of CLOs to Program Learning Outcomes PLOs

    CLO-3
    CLO’s CLO-1 CLO-2
    PLO’s
    PLO-1
    (Engineering √
    Knowledge)
    PLO-2
    √
    (Problem Analysis)
    PLO-3
    (Design/Development √
    of Solution)

    Week Detailed Contents

    Introduction & Review of Electromagnetic Theory


     Introduction to microwaves, application and history of microwave engineering,
     Introduction to transmission lines, waveguides and other components
    01
    Transmission line theory
     Concepts of Distribution Elements
     Equations of voltage and current
     Standing wave and impedance transformation
    02-06  Loss-less and low-loss transmission lines
     Power transfer on a transmission line
     Lossy Transmission Lines
     Various types of transmission lines
    Impedance Matching
     Impedance Smith Chart
    07-09  Admittance Smith Chart
     Quarter Wave transformer Matching
     Series Single Stub Matching Network
     Parallel Single Stub Matching Network
     Double Stub Matching Network
    Maxwell’s Equations
     Basic Quantities of Electromagnetics
    10  Basic Laws of Electromagnetics
     Maxwell’s Equations
     Surface Charge and Surface Current
     Boundary Conditions at media interface

    Department of Electrical Engineering APCOMS


    RF and Microwave Engineering- (EE-427E3) Spring-2023

    Uniform Plane Waves


    12-13  Wave equation for time harmonics field
     Solution of wave equations
     Uniform Plane waves
     Wave Polarization
     Phase Velocity of wave
     Power Flow and Poynting Vector
    14-15 Plane Wave at Media Interface
     Plane wave in arbitrary direction
     Plane wave at dielectric interface
     Reflection and Refraction of wave at dielectric interface
     Normal Incidence on layered medium
     Total Internal reflection
     Brewster Angle
     Reflection from conducting boundary

    16 Waveguides
     Parallel plane waveguides
     Transverse electromagnetic mode
     Rectangular waveguides
     Surface current on waveguide walls
     Attenuation in a waveguide

    Department of Electrical Engineering APCOMS

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