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5G and mmWave Antenna Engineering Training Course - Tonex Training


Length: 3 Days

5G and mmWave Antenna Engineering Training Course by Tonex

5G and mmWave Antenna Engineering Training covers the theory and practice of antenna engineering, communications, radar, commercial and military applications.

Figure out how to system architect, plan and fabricate 5G and mmWave antennas. Additionally find out about antenna applications and properties including EM spectrum of frequencies covering microwave antennas from around 5 GHz to 60 GHz.


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Who Should Attend
5G and mmWave Antenna Engineering Training is an ideal course for:

RF engineers
Scientists
Software engineers
Testing engineers
Analysts
Engineering managers
Antenna technicians
Field measurement technicians
Project planners.

Learning Objectives
After finishing the 5G and mmWave Antenna Engineering Training
course, participants will have the option to:

Clarify key 5G and mmWave innovation highlights and focal points
Portray major mmWave antenna applications utilizing mmWave empowering advancements
Relate mmWave and 5G radio design and system usage and antenna organizations
Become familiar with the key antenna systems engineering ideas identified with structure, execution, activity and streamlining
Depict mmWave antenna innovation types
Plan antenna exhibits utilizing essential mmWave standards
Reenact and model antenna execution with contemplations of mmWave spread
Foresee 5G correspondence system execution utilizing mmWave antenna
Measure and test mmWave antenna execution

Course Content

History and Introduction
Basic Antenna Concepts
5G Antenna Challenges and Theory
5G Antenna Types and Components
Multiple Antenna Systems for mmWave 5G networks
Antenna Array Design Considerations
5G RF front-end Devices and Concepts
Antenna Testing (Verification and Validation)

Request more information regarding 5G and mmWave antenna engineering training bootcamp. Visit tonex.com for course and workshop detail.

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