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Introduction 0/4
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RAHRF201 Before We StartLecture1.1
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logo 01 minLecture1.2
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2.1.1. Introduction 01 minLecture1.3
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2.1.2. Introduction 01 minLecture1.4
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RAHRF201 Promotional Video 03 minLecture1.5
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What is Rahsoft RF Certificate? 02 minLecture1.6
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Power 0/23
In this section we are going to discuss power in electronic and RF circuits. Initially, basic and yet significant power concepts such as Instantaneous and average power are discussed in details using formula and examples. In the next step complex power and maximum power transform is discussed. Achieving maximum power transfer with matching is one of the most important concepts that one should know first of all in RF design. You are going to learn what is the purpose of using matching circuit in RF design. We talked about this concepts using formula, numerous examples and simulations. As the last part, we explain dB and dBm.
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2.2.1 Instantaneous and average power 06 minLecture2.1
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2.2.2. Power Example 06 minLecture2.2
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Quiz : Q1 1 questionQuiz2.1
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Quiz : Q2 1 questionQuiz2.2
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2.2.3.1 Power and Phasor 15 minLecture2.3
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2.2.4. Power and Phasor Example 09 minLecture2.4
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Quiz :Q3 1 questionQuiz2.3
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Quiz : Q4 1 questionQuiz2.4
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2.2.5. Complex Power 10 minLecture2.5
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2.2.6. Complex Power Summary 02 minLecture2.6
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2.2.7. Complex Power Example 04 minLecture2.7
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Quiz : Q5 1 questionQuiz2.5
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Quiz : Q6 1 questionQuiz2.6
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2.2.8. Complex Power ADS simulation 01 minLecture2.8
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2.2.9. Maximum power 11 minLecture2.9
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Quiz : Q7 1 questionQuiz2.7
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Quiz : Q8 1 questionQuiz2.8
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2.2.10 Max power ADS simulation 06 minLecture2.10
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2.2.11. Power and Matching 12 minLecture2.11
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Quiz : Q9 1 questionQuiz2.9
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2.2.12. Max Power and Matching Summary 03 minLecture2.12
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2.2.13. dB, dBm and power gain 16 minLecture2.13
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Quiz : Q10 1 questionQuiz2.10
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Mos Transistor 0/10
Sensitivity and Dynamic Range are two important factors that we have to know when we are designing a receiver. These two parameters are explained in this section using formula and figures. At the end of this section you will understand the whole concept and you will be able to calculate Sensitivity and Dynamic Range for a given system.
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2.3.1.1 MOS Transistor structure and DC characteristics 16 minLecture3.1
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Quiz : Q11 1 questionQuiz3.1
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2.3.2 Small Signal 11 minLecture3.2
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Quiz : Q12 1 questionQuiz3.2
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2.3.3 Small Signal Model 07 minLecture3.3
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Quiz : Q13 1 questionQuiz3.3
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2.3.4. Parasitic Capacitances 12 minLecture3.4
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Quiz : Q14 1 questionQuiz3.4
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Quiz : Q15 1 questionQuiz3.5
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2.3.5 ADS FT 04 minLecture3.5
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2.3.6. MOS Example 1 09 minLecture3.6
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Non Linearity 0/19
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2.4.1. Linearity Intro 09 minLecture4.1
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2.4.2. Harmonic Distortion 10 minLecture4.2
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Quiz : Q16 1 questionQuiz4.1
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2.4.3. Gain Compression 13 minLecture4.3
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Quiz : Q17 1 questionQuiz4.2
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2.4.4. Gain Compression example in ADS 08 minLecture4.4
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2.4.5. Harmonic Distortion and Gain Compression Summary 03 minLecture4.5
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2.4.6. Desensitization 16 minLecture4.6
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2.4.7. Desensitization Example 07 minLecture4.7
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Quiz : Q18 1 questionQuiz4.3
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2.4.8. Intermodulation 30 minLecture4.8
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Quiz : Q19 1 questionQuiz4.4
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2.4.9. Intermodulation IIP3 30 minLecture4.9
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Quiz : Q20 1 questionQuiz4.5
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2.4.10. Intermodulation Example 1 30 minLecture4.10
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2.4.11. Intermodulation Example 2 17 minLecture4.11
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2.4.12.1 Intermodulation Example 3 06 minLecture4.12
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2.4.13. Cascaded Nonlinear Stages 11 minLecture4.13
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Quiz : Q21 1 questionQuiz4.6
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Noise 0/23
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2.5.1. Introduction To Noise and Power Spectral Density , PSD 08 minLecture5.1
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Quiz : Q22 1 questionQuiz5.1
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2.5.2. Different Types of Noise. Device Noise, Resistor Noise, MOS Transistor Noise, Thermal Noise, Flicker Noise 13 minLecture5.2
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Quiz : Q23 1 questionQuiz5.2
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Quiz : Q24 1 questionQuiz5.3
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Quiz : Q25 1 questionQuiz5.4
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Quiz : Q26 1 questionQuiz5.5
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2.5.3 Noise in Circuits , Input Referred Noise 08 minLecture5.3
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Quiz : Q27 1 questionQuiz5.6
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2.5.4. Input Referred Noise Example 11 minLecture5.4
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2.5.5. Noise Figure, Signal To Noise Ratio , NF part 1 12 minLecture5.5
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2.5.6. Noise Figure, NF part 2 16 minLecture5.6
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2.5.7. Noise Figure for Circuit Example, NF Example 1 10 minLecture5.7
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2.5.8. Noise Figure for Transistor Level Circuit Example, NF Example 2 14 minLecture5.8
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2.5.9. Noise in Cascaded Stages 08 minLecture5.9
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2.5.10. Noise in Cascaded Stages Example, Cascaded NF Example 09 minLecture5.10
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2.5.11. Noise in Passive Reciprocal Circuits 11 minLecture5.11
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2.5.12. Noise in Passive Reciprocal Circuits Example, NF in Passive Reciprocal Circuits Example 02 minLecture5.12
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2.5.13.0 Receiver chain noise power 15 minLecture5.13
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2.5.14.0 Cascaded Stages Example 06 minLecture5.14
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2.5.15.0 Receiver Noise Floor 13 minLecture5.15
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2.5.16.0 More Examples – part 1 23 minLecture5.16
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2.5.17.0 More Examples – part 2 18 minLecture5.17
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Sensitivity and Dynamic Range 0/4
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2.6.1. Sensitivity in Radio Frequency 12 minLecture6.1
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2.6.2.1 Sesitivity Example 03 minLecture6.2
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2.6.3. Dynamic Range 12 minLecture6.3
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2.6.4. Dynamic Range Example 02 minLecture6.4
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RLC Circuit 0/6
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2.7.1. Passive Components RLC, RLC Resonance Circuit 12 minLecture7.1
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2.7.2. Transfer Function Bandwidth and Quality Factor in RLC Circuits 13 minLecture7.2
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2.7.3. ADS RLC Circuit Simulation Example 02 minLecture7.3
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2.7.4. Quality Factor, Series to Parallel Conversion with Example 12 minLecture7.4
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2.7.5. Quality Factor Example Method 2 08 minLecture7.5
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2.7.6. RLC Matching Circuit 08 minLecture7.6
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2 Comments
in example 2.2.9 how did you get |Vs|**2 = 16? Assuming Vs is an rms value then would Vs not be 8/sqrt(2)? what am I missing and the max power be equal to 2 wats? Thx
You are not missing anything Richard. Great work! I just redid the video with the correct answer and uploaded it again.
Thank you for participating in the class
Ata Sarrafinezhad