MICRO DEGREE
Power and RF System Design
Power and RF System Design
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Duration: 6 weeks
Max Batch Size: 15 persons
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Timing 7:00 AM - 9:00 AM / 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM / 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM / 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM / 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM EST
- Overview of power and RF subsystems in modern electronics
- Key performance metrics: efficiency, noise, gain, and linearity
- Frequency spectrum and power domain interactions
- Trade-offs between analog, RF, and digital sections
- Block-level hardware design considerations
- Industry applications: IoT, automotive, wireless, and telecom
- Linear vs. switching regulators: principles and design trade-offs
- DC-DC converter topologies (buck, boost, buck-boost)
- Power sequencing and soft-start techniques
- Feedback loop design and compensation methods
- Thermal design and heat dissipation strategies
- Designing regulated power rails for RF and mixed-signal systems
- Understanding power distribution networks (PDN)
- Grounding and decoupling for mixed-signal and RF systems
- Noise coupling, EMI/EMC considerations, and mitigation
- Transient response and load regulation techniques
- Simulation of power integrity using SPICE tools
- PCB layout guidelines for clean power delivery
- Fundamentals of electromagnetic waves and RF signal behavior
- Frequency bands, modulation techniques, and spectrum usage
- Key RF parameters: S-parameters, VSWR, gain, and noise figure
- Passive RF components: filters, couplers, and attenuators
- Active components: amplifiers, mixers, and oscillators
- Overview of RF front-end architecture in wireless systems
- Power amplifier classes (A, B, AB, C, D, E, F) and applications
- Impedance matching and maximum power transfer
- Low-noise amplifier (LNA) design and stability analysis
- RF filter design using lumped and distributed elements
- Band-pass, band-stop, and LC filter tuning
- Practical simulation and testing of RF gain stages
- Oscillator fundamentals and feedback conditions
- Crystal, LC, and RC oscillator designs
- PLLs and frequency synthesizer design for RF systems
- Phase noise and jitter considerations
- Frequency stability and temperature compensation
- Simulation and measurement of oscillator performance
- Antenna types, parameters, and selection criteria
- Basics of impedance matching and Smith chart usage
- Transmission line theory and wave propagation
- Coaxial, microstrip, and stripline design practices
- VSWR measurement and reflection minimization
- Antenna tuning and real-world measurement techniques
- Layer stack-up design for RF and mixed-signal boards
- Controlled impedance routing and differential pair design
- Crosstalk, reflections, and shielding best practices
- Grounding and partitioning analog, digital, and RF sections
- Design for manufacturability and assembly for RF PCBs
- Simulation-driven layout validation (ADS, HFSS, or KiCad RF tools)
- Using VNAs, spectrum analyzers, and signal generators
- Measuring return loss, insertion loss, and S-parameters
- Power amplifier linearity and distortion testing
- RF emission, immunity, and EMC testing setup
- Calibrating and maintaining RF test environments
- Compliance with CE, FCC, and ETSI standards
- Co-design strategies for power and RF subsystems
- Managing coupling and interference between power and RF domains
- System-level efficiency and thermal trade-offs
- Design optimization for portable and battery-powered systems
- Case study: wireless transceiver with integrated power delivery
- Design documentation and production readiness checklist
Mentors
20+ Years, Sr. R&D Engineer, Ideaforge
10+ Years, Sr. Robotics R&D, Unbox Robotics
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Course Includes
LIVE Interactive Sessions
Quizzes, Assignments & Projects
Study Materials & Session Recordings
Certificate
Course Pre-requisites
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Foundational knowledge of electromagnetic theory and Maxwell's equations- Solid understanding of circuit analysis (AC/DC, Kirchhoff's laws, Thevenin/Norton equivalents)
- Basic proficiency in analog electronics (op-amps, transistor biasing, filters)
- Familiarity with basic PCB design concepts and schematic capture
Outcomes
- Design efficient power conversion topologies including buck, boost, and buck-boost converters for embedded and RF applications
- Implement impedance matching networks and transmission line designs for optimal RF power transfer
- Analyze RF system performance using S-parameters, noise figure, gain compression, and linearity metrics
- Design RF circuits including low-noise amplifiers, power amplifiers, mixers, oscillators, and filters
- Architect frequency synthesis and control subsystems using PLLs and VCOs for wireless communication systems
- Create RF and power PCB layouts with proper grounding, shielding, decoupling, and high-frequency routing techniques
- Simulate and validate power and RF designs using industry-standard EDA tools such as LTspice and ADS
- Integrate power delivery and RF subsystems at the system level for IoT, wireless, and radar applications
Projects You Will Build
Practical, enterprise-grade projects that reflect real industry challenges
Battery-Powered IoT Sensor Node with Integrated RF Transceiver
Design a complete battery-powered IoT sensor node featuring a high-efficiency DC-DC power supply and a sub-GHz RF transceiver front-end. Optimize the power budget, RF link margin, and PCB layout to achieve target range, battery life, and cost constraints for a smart home deployment scenario.
77 GHz Automotive Radar RF Front-End
Develop the RF front-end and power supply subsystem for a 77 GHz FMCW automotive radar module used in advanced driver-assistance systems. Implement the LNA, power amplifier, frequency synthesizer, and antenna feed network using simulation-driven design in ADS, and validate performance against automotive EMC requirements.
5G Small-Cell Power Distribution and RF Chain Design
Architect the multi-rail power distribution network and wideband RF signal chain for a 5G NR small-cell base station operating in the sub-6 GHz band. Optimize power amplifier efficiency and linearity using envelope tracking techniques, and address thermal management and regulatory compliance for RF emissions.
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What is a EdYoda Micro Degree?
EdYoda Micro Degree is an online, Live classroom based short-term course, where you get Live Sessions conducted by industry experts. It is designed to help you acquire practical & job-relevant skills quickly.
How do I register for the micro degree?
To register, visit the micro degree details page and fill up the registration form and make the payment to reserve your seat before the application closing date.
What happens after I register and pay?
After successful registration and payment, you will receive a confirmation email with instructions on how to access the online micro degree classes
Are there any pre-requisites?
All you need is a PC or Laptop to attend the online live classes and your commitment of 4 weeks. Apart from that there are no prerequisite for the Micro Degree.
What if I miss a live session?
We've got you covered! The session recording will be added automatically on the classroom platform after the session is ended.
Will I get a certificate after completion?
Yes. After successful completion of curriculum you will be provided a digital certificate which you can download and share with others.
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