RF System and Microwave Remote Sensing (EMAG)
RF System and Microwave Remote Sensing (EMAG)
Why Study Electromagnetics?
A Poem by: Nannapaneni Narayana Rao
So, you are curious about learning EM
Let us proceed further with the PoEM
First you should know that E means electric field
And furthermore that B stands for magnetic field
Now, the static E and B fields may be independent
But the dynamic E and B fields are interdependent
Causing them to be simultaneous
And to coexist in any given space
Which makes EM very illuminating
And modern day life most interesting
For it is the interdependence of E and B fields
That is responsible for electromagnetic waves
In earlier courses you might have learnt circuit theory
It is all an approximation of electromagnetic field theory
So you see they put the cart before the horse
But it is okay to do that and still make sense
Because at low frequencies circuit approximations are fine
But at high frequencies electromagnetic effects are prime
So, whether you are an electrical engineer
Or you happen to be a computer engineer
Whether you are interested in high frequency electronics
Or maybe high-speed computer communication networks
You see, electromagnetic effects are prime
Studying the fundamentals of EM is sublime.
But then, some of you might say,
“Sir, I still have a ProblEM with EM, because it is full of abstract mathematics!”
To that I say,
My dear student who is afraid of electromagnetics
Because it appears to be full of abstract mathematics
I want you to know that it is the power of mathematics
That enabled Maxwell’s prediction through his equations
Of the physical phenomenon of electromagnetic radiation
Even before its finding by Hertz through experimentation
In fact it was this accomplishment
That partly resulted in the entitlement
For the equations to be known after Maxwell
Whereas in reality they are not his laws after all
For example the first one among the four of them
Is Faraday’s Law expressed in mathematical form
You see, mathematics is a compact means
For representing the underlying physics
Therefore do not despair when you see mathematical derivations
Throughout this textbook on Elements of Engineering Electromagnetics **
Instead look through the derivations to understand the concepts
Realizing that mathematics is only a means to extend the physics
Think of you as riding the horse of mathematics
To conquer the new frontier of ELECTROMAGNETICS
Let you and me together go on the ride
As I take you through the steps in stride!
It all began ...
when I became an EM fan...
UNDERGRADUATE Courses
Basic Courses:
INEL4301: Communications Theory I (3cr.)
INEL4151: Electromagnetics I (3cr.)
INEL4155: Applied Engineering Electromagnetics (3cr.)
INEL4156: Electromagnetics Laboratory (1cr.)
When You are done with these, you can explore...
INEL5605 Antenna Theory and Design (3cr)
(PR: INEL4155* & 4301 OR 4095)
INEL5606 Microwave Engineering (3cr)
(PR: INEL4155* & 4301 OR 4095)
INEL5607 Introduction to Radar Meteorology (3cr)
(PR: INEL4155* OR FISI4068)
INEL5616 Wireless Communications (3cr)
(PR: INEL 4155* & 4301)
INEL5627 Antenna Theory and Design II (3cr)
(PR: INEL4155* & 4301 OR 4095)
INEL5626 Microwave Engineering II (3cr)
(PR: INEL4155*, 4201 & 4301 OR 4095)
*INEL4155 substitutes INEL4152. If you have taken the INEL4152 course you don’t have to take the INEL4155 one.
GRADUATE Courses
INEL6601 Advanced Electromagnetics (3cr)
(PR: PDH)
INEL6605 Active Remote Sensing Techniques (3cr)
(PR: INEL4155 & 4301)
INEL6606 Introduction to Radar Systems (3cr)
(PR: INEL4155)
INEL6115 Microwave Active Circuits (3cr)
(PR: INEL5606 OR PDH)
INEL6668 Microwave Antenna Engineering (3cr)
(PR: INEL5605 OR PDH)
INEL6669 Microwave Remote Sensing (3cr)
(PR: INEL4155)
INEL6995: Special Topics Electrical Engineering (1-6cr)
INEL6046: Master Thesis
PDH: Permission from the Department Head
AREA PROFESSORS:
Rafael Medina
Mario Ierkic
José Rosado