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16 - Integrating wireless modules into products
Provides 1.5 hours towards CPD
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Details
This course is for radio designers to understand the issues concerning integrating wireless modules into products. The module could be a separate module, plugged or soldered onto the main PCB (or connected using wires) or plugged into a product connector.
Module is 83 slides over 42 pages
Contents:-
1) Internal EMC and adding radio modules
2) Threats from radio module, to other circuits
3) Susceptibility of digital devices and circuits
4) Susceptibility of analogue devices and circuits
5) Threats to radio receiver, from other circuits
6) Spread-spectrum digital clocking
7) Spread-spectrum, and other “digital” radio systems
8) MIMO and IEEE 802.11n
9) Communication protocols for co-located wireless devices
10) Ultra-wideband (UWB) radio systems
11) Construction techniques
12) Leaky feeder radio systems
13) Computer simulation techniques
14) Some useful references
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