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RF Components and Systems RF Components and Systems Prof Girish Kumar Prof. Girish Kumar Electrical Engineering Department IIT Bombay IIT Bombay gkumar@ee iitb ac in gkumar@ee.iitb.ac.in (022) 2576 7436

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Page 1: RF Components and SystemsRF Components and Systems Prof

RF Components and SystemsRF Components and Systems

Prof Girish KumarProf. Girish KumarElectrical Engineering Department

IIT BombayIIT Bombay

gkumar@ee iitb ac [email protected] (022) 2576 7436

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RF Communication SystemsyModulating

signalTransmitter

Carrier

Modulator AmplifierImpedance matching network

signal

Receiver

RFAmplifier

MixerIF filter

and Amplifier

Demodulator

Display device/ speakerp

LO

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RF Components and Systemsy

Amplifier Power Combiner /Divider

Antenna

A

Radar

R di ti Shi ldAttenuator

Coupler

Radiation Shield

Repeater

Filter Signal Enhancer

S li / TMobile Phone Jammer Splitter / Tapper

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Amplifier

Low Noise Amplifierp

Medium Power Amplifier

High Power Amplifier

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Antenna

MonopoleMonopoleDipoleLoopLoopYagi-UdaLog-PeriodicHelicalHornMicrostrip (Patch)Reflector

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Narrow Band Antenna

Frequency Bands: 824-894, 890-960, 1710 1880 1880 19301710-1880, 1880-1930,2400-2500 (MHz)

Gain (dB): 2, 7, 8, 9, 12, 15, 18

VSWR: 2 (Max)VSWR: 2 (Max)

Polarization: Vertical,Dual Polarization

Connector: SMA, N-TypeConnector: SMA, N Type

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GSM Antenna 8dB Gain

Smith Chart VSWR Plot Radiation Pattern

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Broad Band Antenna

Frequency Bands: 800-8000 (MHz)q y ( )

Gain (dB): 2( )

VSWR: 2 (Max)

Polarization: Vertical

Connector: SMA, N-Type

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Attenuator

Frequency Bands: Narrow BandBroadband DC-2500 (MHz)

I/P VSWR: 1.2 (Max)O/P VSWR 1 2 (M )O/P VSWR: 1.2 (Max)Connector: SMA, N-TypeFi d Att tFixed Attenuator:

Attenuation (dB): 3, 6, 10, 15, 20, 30Power Handling (W): 0.5 1 5 20 50 100

Variable Attenuator:Attenuation (dB): 3 to 30 Power Handling (W): 0.5 g ( )

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Coupler

Frequency Bands (MHz): 824-894, 890-960, 1710-1880, q y ( ) , , ,1880-1930, 2400-2500 Insertion Loss (dB Max): 0.3I/P VSWR 1 2 (M )I/P VSWR: 1.2 (Max)O/P VSWR: 1.2 (Max)Power Handling (Watt): 5 20 100Power Handling (Watt): 5, 20, 100Connector: SMA, N-TypeCoupling:

7dB, 10dB, 15 dB - Directivity (dB min): 20

25dB - Directivity (dB min): 1530dB, 35dB - Directivity (dB min): 10

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Power Divider/Combiner

2 – Way

3 – Way

4 – Wayy

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Mobile Phone Jammer / SilencerMobile Phone Jammer generates larger noise than the signal strength in that location.than the signal strength in that location.

Power – Low, medium and high* Low Power – small range* High Power – large range

APPLICATIONSColleges, Meeting/Seminar Rooms, Prison, Religious Places, VIP movement, Court, Theater, etc.

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Signal Enhancer / RepeatergSignal Enhancer amplifies the weak signal present in that areain that area

Single or Multi – BandGain and Power – Low, medium and highGain and Power Low, medium and highOmni or Directional

APPLICATIONSRoom, Hall, Open Space, Vehicle, Lift, Garage, P ki L tParking Lot

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GPS and GSM ModulesGlobal Positioning System (GPS) receiver modules - give the location of the carrier and time. Track GPS satellites using

1circularly polarized antenna at 1575 MHz.

GPS Data can be stored in a memory and retrieved later.

Data can be transmitted using GSM module at a predefined interval or on demand.

D t b t itt d i t i t ifi dData can be transmitted using transceivers at specified frequency.

Hand Held, Locket or Vehicle mounted.,

APPLICATIONSVehicle Tracking, People Tracking, Location Identification

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RF TransceiverRF Transmitter, Receiver and Transceiver

Data can be transmitted using specified Frequency - WPC- 433 MHz, 866 MHz, 2.45 GHz, 5.8 GHz- Data Rate, Bandwidth ,

Data modulation / demodulation, Secure comm., data compression, error correctioncompression, error correction

APPLICATIONSSecurity Alarm Distress MessagingSecurity, Alarm, Distress Messaging,

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RFID

RFID – Radio Frequency Identification

Active and Passive Tags, Reader

St d d F WPCStandard Frequency - WPC- 125 KHz, 13.56 MHz, 866 MHz, 2.45 GHz, 5.8 GHz

APPLICATIONSRetail, Library Management, Vehicle License Plate, e-passport Product Tracking Electronic Toll Collectionpassport, Product Tracking, Electronic Toll Collection,

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Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)gGPR is used for forensics, landmine detection buriedlandmine detection, buried objects

Reflected amplitude & phaseReflected amplitude & phase data are captured for reconstruction of images for underground objects.g j

Depth of penetration depends on transmitted power and frequency.

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24 GHz Radar Systemy

24 GHz Radar System24 GHz Radar System-To measure speed of the vehicle(1 Km to 20 Km)T l th f th hi l-To measure length of the vehicle(0.1 m to 10’s of meters)

Extremely Sensitive – can detect even hand movement

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High Power Microwaveg

Microwave Heating ApplicationsMicrowave Heating Applications- Cooking, Drying, Food-processing- Hyperthermia

Communication Range is increased

Microwave Bomb

Microwave WeaponMicrowave Weapon

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CONCLUSIONS

RF Technology is rapidly changing.

Requirement for innovative thinking to meet the demands and challengesmeet the demands and challenges.

Design is the key thing.

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Any Questions ??