This ten-day antenna course addresses the key fundamentals of antennas. The course starts with some basic mathematics related to antennas and communications, but thereafter aims to deliver a technical subject in a simplified manner. Students will learn about the underlying principles of EM radiation; capacitance and inductance and their effect on antennas; transmission lines as well as a wide range of antenna terminology. The principles of operation of a variety of antennas will be covered including: dipoles, monopoles, loop, helical, Yagi-Uda, long wire, log periodic,
discone, reflectors, horn, patch, phased arrays and Direction Finding antennas.
What you will learn:
• Basic Mathematics
• Properties of Electricity
• Basics of Communication
• Sinusoidal Waveforms
• Capacitance and Inductance
• Transmission Lines
• Antenna Terminology
• Antenna Types
• Antenna Propagation
• Electronic Defence
• Direction Finding Antennas
• Antenna Practical Exercises
Who should attend?
Anyone involved in the practical application, delivery and conduct of CEMA/EW in a deployed, operational context.
Course Duration
2 Week
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