Lecture

Radiation and Antennas: Fundamentals and Applications

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Description

This lecture covers the fundamentals of radiation and antennas, including topics such as the transparency of the atmosphere, historical developments in antenna technology, different types of antennas like dipole and monopole antennas, and the properties of antennas in relation to their size and shape. It also discusses the use of antennas in various applications, such as TV antennas, satellite antennas, and antennas for mobile phones. The lecture emphasizes the importance of antenna design and how it impacts the performance of communication systems.

Instructor

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