Lectures related to Radio spectrum

Covers the inspection of visibility data and the use of CASA software for radio astronomy.

Explores radio interferometry, MeerKAT telescope, imaging vs. single measurement, and Fourier transform in radio astronomy.

Explores the incredible diversity of radio telescopes and covers primary beam patterns, sensitivity calculations, and historical significance.

Explores calibration and self-calibration techniques in radio astronomy, including the use of calibrators and self-calibration strategies.

Covers the wireless spectrum, radio frequency allocation, spectrum regulations, and practical spectrum analysis using a spectrum analyzer.

Explores cellular networks modeling, including hexagonal cells, fading effects, frequency planning, and network capacity.

Covers the impact of mobile networks, IoT devices, 5G technology, and in-body networking, along with the challenges and motivations behind them.

Covers the creation of a synthesis telescope for radio interferometry and explains Fourier Optics.

Explores the importance of space-based loT for businesses and the challenges and technologies involved.

Explores telescope sites for radio observations and the impact of atmospheric conditions on signal quality and observations.

Features an interview with Andreas Burg, discussing challenges in communication systems evolution towards IoT.

Explores the van Cittert-Zernike theorem and its applications in radio astronomy.

Explores the significance of radio observations in understanding celestial phenomena.

Explores challenges in mobile terminals' energy efficiency and optimization goals for wireless multimedia terminals.

Explores frequency bands for IoT devices and the importance of energy consumption analysis in data transmission decisions.

Explores the properties of microwaves, their interaction with the atmosphere, and heating mechanisms.