Module

Radio Frequency Measurement Techniques

Hochfrequenz-Messtechnik

6 LPSoSeEN

Voraussetzungen

Empfohlen, im Wortlaut

• Basic knowledge of radio frequency and microwave electronics • Basic knowledge of Python or Matlab

Inhalte

In this project laboratory, students acquire a sound knowledge of network analysis. For this purpose, a network analyzer including calibration and measurement routines is realized on the basis of a kit and used for the characterization of two-ports. The students are introduced to the theory of network analysis and are continuously supervised during the semester.

Lernziele

After successfully completing the module, students know to measure which radio frequency quantities. They are familiar with common measurement systems and calibration procedures. They can estimate measurement uncertainty and know strategies to determine relevant quantities from raw measurement data.

Prüfungsleistung

In order to do justice to the character of a project laboratory, working methods and results achieved as well as the final written and oral presentation of the work are included in the overall grade as follows: • Realization of the network analyzer including the implementation of the calibration routines (40%). • measurement of test two-port devices and interpretation of the measurement results (20%) • written final report, 15-25 pages, with presentation of results, 10-15 min (Scope depends on the processed project task.) (40%)

Literatur (2)
  • Hiebel, Michael: Fundamentals of vector network analysis, München, Rohde & Schwarz, 2011
  • Rauscher, Christoph; Janssen, Volker; Minihold, Roland: Fundamentals of spectrum analysis, München, Rohde & Schwarz, 2011

Bemerkungen

• Study programme Micro- and Nanoelectronics M.Sc.: Compulsory elective module in complex „Circuit Design“

Quelle: Modulbeschreibung der BTU · abgerufen 15.10.2026Original

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Betula ist ein inoffizielles Projekt und gehört nicht zur BTU.

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Daten vom 21.10.2026WiSe 2026/27Quelle: BTU