RF Design Architecture of Receiver Transmitter & Transceiver
RF System Design for Wireless systems RAHRF409 Radio Frequency Transceiver System Design Course Rahsoft RF Certificate
At the end of this course you would have a complete understanding of different blocks of Transmitter, Receiver and Transceiver and would have a deep understanding on what is needed in order to design , characterize and analyze a Transmitter, Receiver or a Transceiver. This course is a unique online course which the instructor has described the contend using images and motion figures in a way that students will gain deep fundamental understanding needed on designing blocks which end up in used for products like transceivers, WLAN , Bluetooth and GPS modules
RAHRF409 is a complete Receiver, Transmitter and Transceiver Architecture Design course which discussed different blocks in designing Receiver, Transmitter and Transceiver and the characteristics of each design and different approaches. Various examples are provided in the course. At the end of the course the student would have a deep understanding of the topic and is able to view , understand and analyse Transceiver blocks.
Please note this course has pre-Requisite of RAHRF101 and RAHRF201. We recommend students take those two previous courses before starting this course. This course is counted as a core course in Rahsoft RF Certificate.
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Transmitter
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Receiver and Down Conversion -
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Band and Channel
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Q1 -
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GSM Band Example
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Down Converison by mixing
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Q2
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Summary 1
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Heterodyne Receivers
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Heterodyne Receiver simulation
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Image Problem
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Q3
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Removing Image
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Image rejection Vs Channel Selection
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Dual Conversion
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Q4
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Summary 2
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Dual Conversion Rx features
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Dual Conversion Rx Pros and Cons
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Secondary Image and Zero IF
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Q5
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Zero Second IF Summary
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Q6
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Quadrature signals
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Quadrature Down conversion
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Q7
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Zero IF Heterodyne Rx
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Sliding IF Receivers
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Sliding IF receivers
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Sliding IF receivers Example 1
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Sliding IF receivers Example 2
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Direct Conversion receivers
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FSK Receiver
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Drawbacks of Direct Conversion Receivers – LO Leakage
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Drawbacks of Direct Conversion Recievers – DC Offset
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Solving DC Offset
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Drawbacks of Direct Conversion Receivers – Even Order Distortion
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Drawbacks of Direct Conversion Receivers – Flicker Noise
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Drawbacks of Direct Conversion receivers – Flicker Noise Example 1
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Drawbacks of Direct Conversion receivers – Flicker Noise Example 2
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I/Q mismatch
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90 degree phase shift
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Implementing 90 degree phase shift
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Image Reject Receivers
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Hartley Receiver 1
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RC-CR Network
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Implementing 90 shift in Hartley receiver
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Example: Dual Band Receiver with Weaver Architecture, Prof B. Razavi's Paper
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Duel Band Receiver Example
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Low IF Receivers
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