Graduate students and faculty work on collaborative
projects
Graduate and undergraduate students work in the laboratory
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Located in CEER 214, the Microwave Electromagnetics Laboratory
is the focal point for education and research in the radio frequency
(RF) range up through X-band in the microwave regime (1-12,000
MHz). Research and education activities span the realm of low
power and high power design for receivers and transmitters in
this frequency range. Both discrete, hybrid and fully integrated
RF and microwave solutions to current problems.
The educational goal of the laboratory is to provide students
with the opportunity to experience the full range of RF and
microwave design flow, from idea to simulation to fabrication
and finally test. We hope to achieve this goal by introductory
work using traditional, manual analog microwave measurement
techniques to fully automated measurements using more contemporary
equipment.
The group consists of Ph.D, M.S. and B.S. level researchers
and research assistants performing basic and applied research.
The laboratory is led by Dr. Robert H. Caverly, Professor of
Electrical and Computer Engineering in the College of Engineering
at Villanova University.
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