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    The document provides an overview of a course on antenna and radio wave propagation. It covers topics like different types of antennas, radiation patterns, beam width, directivity and gain. It also discusses linear and loop antennas, antenna arrays and synthesis, and radio wave propagation topics like ground wave and ionospheric propagation. The course assessments include assignments, quizzes, tests and a final exam.

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    The document provides an overview of a course on antenna and radio wave propagation. It covers topics like different types of antennas, radiation patterns, beam width, directivity and gain. It also discusses linear and loop antennas, antenna arrays and synthesis, and radio wave propagation topics like ground wave and ionospheric propagation. The course assessments include assignments, quizzes, tests and a final exam.

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    Course Title: Antenna & Radio Wave Propagation Course Number: ECEG-5152

    ECTS Credit: 5 Module: Micro-waves and Antennas Contact Hours (per week): 6
    Semester: IX Course status: Compulsory Lecturer: KATTASWAMY MERGU
    ____________________________________________________________________________________
    CHAPTER 1: Antennas 3.4 Standing Wave Antennas Constantine A.
    Fundamental Parameters Balanis, Antenna
    3.5 Half Wave Dipole Theory Analysis and
    1.1 Introduction Design, 3rd ed., John
    3.6 Monopole Antennas Willey & Sons ,
    1.2 Types of Antennas 2005.
    3.7 Traveling Wave Antenna
    1.3 Radiation John D Kraus,
    3.8 Loop Antennas Antenna, 2nd ed.,
    Pattern McGraw-Hill, 1988.
    3.9 Circular Loops & Square S.J Orfanidis,
    Power Density Loops Electromagnetic
    waves and Antennas
    Intensity CHAPTER 4: Antenna
    Array and Synthesis
    1.4 Beam Width and
    Efficiency 4.1 Introduction

    1.5 Directivity and Gain 4.2 Two Element Array

    1.6 Bandwidth and 4.3 N-Element Linear Array


    Polarization
    Uniform Amplitude
    1.7 Input Impedance Array

    1.8 Antenna Radiation Directivity


    Efficiency
    4.4 Broadside Array
    CHAPTER 2: Radiation
    Integrals and Auxiliary 4.5 Continuous Sources
    Potential functions
    4.6 Fourier Transform
    2.1 Introduction Method

    2.2 The Vector Potential A for 4.7 Wood-Ward Lawson


    an Electric Current Source J Method

    2.3 Vector Potential F for a CHAPTER 5:- Radio Wave


    Magnetic Current Source M Propagation

    2.4 Electric and Magnetic 5.1. Introduction


    Fields for Electric (J) and
    Magnetic (M) Current 5.2. Ground Wave
    Sources Propagation

    2.5 Solution of the 5.3. Space Wave Propagation


    Inhomogeneous Vector 5.4. Line of Sight
    Potential Wave Equation Propagation
    2.6 Far-Field Radiation 5.7. Ionospheric Propagation
    2.7 Duality Theorem Assessment/Evaluation:
    2.8 Reciprocity and Reaction Attendance (5%); Assignment
    Theorems (20%), Chapter Quizzes
    (15%); Tests (20%); Final
    CHAPTER 3: Linear and Examination (40%)
    Loop Antennas
    Textbook: K.D. Prasad,
    3.1 Introduction Antenna and Wave
    Propagation, Satya
    3.2 Linear Antenna Prakashan, New Delhi.

    3.3 Hertzian Dipole References:

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