Laboratory for Radio Communications

This specific type of laboratory encompasses following aspects of radio telecommunication technologies and provides the opportunity for the students to become familiar with them:

  • Radio technology – The laboratory aims to enable practical compound for theoretically gained knowledge (including radio technology, function and operation blocks of transmitter and receiver, modulations, Voltage Feedback (VF) amplifiers and VF oscillators, Phase-Locked Loop (PLL), mixers, signal detectors and radio-link systems). It reflects the possibilities for students to inquire theory and numerical exercises, as well as to design and implement basic radio transceivers using comprehensive software simulation tools.
  • Microwave technologies – The laboratory provides the following activities:
    identification and classification of microwave communication system elements, classification and formulation of parameters necessary to describe system elements, analysis of processes in communication systems, modelling system elements and application of learned theoretical knowledge during practical synthesis of communication system elements. Laboratory helps students to improve their ability to apply acquired design, implementation, testing and exploitation skills in microwave communication systems.
  • Antenna technologies – This field introduces students to the principles of antenna theory based on Maxwell’s equations, antenna features and various types of antennas according to its parameters. Students are expected to apply learned theoretical knowledge in the form of practical antenna synthesis (modelling and simulation) in laboratory and also demonstrate ability to apply acquired antenna design skills in a wider context of designing, structuring and exploitation of systems used within information transfer (communication systems).
  • Electromagnetic compatibility measurement instrumentation – The laboratory exercises are designed to introduce students to practical measurements of several electrical values. Students solve theoretical and
    practical problems that they may encounter in the area of measurement of electrical values, use analogue and digital measurement instruments, as well as basic telecommunication measurement devices. Students are also able to work with different laboratory devices, perform fundamental signals measurements in both time and frequency domain, process the measurement results and make the reports of the specific laboratory exercises.
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