Intro to RF - EEs Talk Tech Electrical Engineering Podcast #21

[@Jbaymusic17]

I deal with mostly Rf connectors and cables I was always interested in more behind them I am a musician at heart but this is some cool stuff!

[@tommihommi1]

I just built a BPF to be able to transmit WSPR with the Raspberry Pi GPIO/PWM trick. Having access to the RF lab of my uni is really useful for that, a VNA makes everything so easy. We're using R&S instead of Keysight, though, but hey, it's a German company and a German uni.

[@IsaacBG84]

MY dream is to work as an RF engineer, i got stuck with commercial two way radio career and its cool but be in the design side of those Tx,Rf PCB boards was my dream. Because i didnt aquire desgin experience, now almost imposible to get hired as one. Love to hear this guys talking about RF

[@KeysightLabs]

Are you working on an RF project? We'd love to hear about it!

[@shubhamsharma9650]

First ever podcast I watched in my life and I loved it ... Will watch others too

[@KeysightLabs]

Glad you liked it!

[@schwinn434]

I didn't get the recommendation for the book, or was it a manual, by Daniel at the end of the podcast. In the comments "An Introduction to RF Circuit Design for Communication Systems" , and "Microwave Engr." by Pozar were recommended.

[@j.herndon9280]

More podcasts that specialize in RF please! Great podcast episode!

[@KeysightLabs]

Thanks! We have more RF stuff coming!

[@First2ner]

ISM bands, sub giga: 315M(Japan), 433M(EU and US), 868M(EU), 915M(US) something like FoRa or RFM modules are great to work with in this ranges, range up to few km or miles with 100mW or less power

[@James-yi1vk]

I'm a new EE and RF engineering inspired me to become an EE when I was in the military. What do I need to know to start getting on these projects?

[@KeysightLabs]

There are a couple ways to get into this. The main one for an EE is to find a job that has this as a component of your roles & responsibilities. A less formal way would be to start working on/building RF projects on the side as a hobby, there are a number of options out there. Finally, HAM radio certifications are a great way to build up some fundamental knowledge and get hands-on with basic RF tech.

[@karamany9870]

How important is RF in defense applications?

[@James-yi1vk]

@@karamany9870 incredibly important. RADAR, radios, and energy weapons are all RF applications.

[@msmmyth2748]

one of the best episodes ever ..

[@rajneeshjha4517]

You guys are saving my life .Thanks and love.

[@maximood-tired]

Thank you, your podcast is at the moment my favourite one! It's really interesting, hold it up!

[@KeysightLabs]

Thanks!

[@fifaham]

@18:10 UHF >> from 300 MHz to 3 GHz

[@bulletzxx2101]

6:35 its called harmonics.

[@pogarythm4373]

I have no clue what the hell they are talking about but I like it

[@satyam1945]

Underrated.

[@beverlyalexandraortiz-rami2530]

wow, these are amazing podcasts to happen to stumble upon!

[@KeysightLabs]

Thanks! Check out the Keysight podcasts channel, too

[@proyectosledar]

Hi Daniel!!

[@KeysightLabs]

Hi!

[@SuperDhrumit]

Which is best book for rf beginners

[@totaled_camry]

i've heard that "An Introduction To RF Circuit Design For Communication Systems" is a good intro without delving into complex formulas, but Microwave Engineering by Pozar is probably the best full overview

[@lite6384]

This was cool, really want to see more of these.👍

[@KeysightLabs]

Check out the "Keysight Podcasts" channel here: kzbin.info

[@slickfish7585]

Why is the App note 150 link not working?

[@KeysightLabs]

Great question, let me fix that!

[@slickfish7585]

@@KeysightLabs thanks and merry Christmas :)

[@slickfish7585]

@@KeysightLabs well it’s still not working

[@TheDefpom]

He mixes up the RF systems, over simplified making it incorrectly stated...

[@TheConstitutionalGuardian]

It was very evident that they were not prepared. Phil made himself sound like an sixth grade STEM student. If he had only prepared assuming there was a script would have been a better option. A one meter antenna at the top of the tower for AM broadcast stations and microwaves coming out of an antenna; we knew what he was trying to convey, but holy RF Batman!

[@ruslan.zhumabai]

It would be better if you add English subtitles.

[@maxarseniy3039]

Ah damn no links are valid I wanted to learn more as it's a field of work I really want to get into

[@KeysightLabs]

Here's app note 150: www.keysight.com/us/en/assets/7018-06714/application-notes/5952-0292.pdf

[@KeysightLabs]

I'll try to get links updated

[@martinsimlastik5457]

Interesting and funny episode (y)

[@KittenisKitten]

Was great, but finally something interesting comes along, and you "say oh its 20 mins now" such a horrible way to end a conversation.

[@KeysightLabs]

Thanks for the feedback! We've since changed the format to allow for longer conversations, because I felt the same way!