Previous Main Goal: Understand, simulate & evolve an IC-based antenna
This seems to be at least partly complete as far as available tools are available. The novelty of it has worn off after reading more literature.
Accomplished
- Finals
- Evaluated Agilent ADS as a design tool for the patch antennas
- Scripting interface not available
- Wrote to CST Studio developers regarding the same topic
- Scripting interface not available. Tool does not run under Linux except for their distributed computing component
- Interestingly though, tool does make use of CUDA to speed up E&M simulations
- Read some literature on being productive and being accomplished
- Antenna simulator that can do FEM and FDTD simulations
- Complete DoE Fellowship Application
- Investigate DHS Fellowship & NASA GSRP
- Assist Kal in getting started
- Electrical Engineering Labs Book
- Accumulate a list of papers to read in the next few weeks
- Begin thinking of ideas that may integrate a 223 project as a way of teaching myself CUDA
- Read aforementioned papers
- Meet with subset of the nanopore group to discuss some potential collaborationCreate a list of labs and topics for EE/CE fundamentals courses for book
[1] K. Topalli, Z.A. Civi, S. Demir, S. Koc, and T. Akin, "A Monolithic Phased Array Using 3-bit Distributed RF MEMS Phase Shifters," IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques, vol. 56, 2008, pp. 270-277.
[2] Z. Ihsan and K. Solbach, "Investigation of Patch Array Antenna Pattern Degradation," ITG-Fachbericht-GeMIC 2008, vol. 2, 2008, pp. 462-466.
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