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Future 4G wireless communication systems include, in their capabilities portfolio, emergency-specific needs, such as data support, broadband communication, and extremely high reliability. An emergency situation can be addressed with undoubtedly more chances of success if augmented information is enabled within the public safety communication novel capabilities. In this article, for a fully augmented

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In this article, the design of a frequencyswitchable, square-shaped microstrip patch antenna with simultaneous circular-polarization (CP) reconfigurability is presented and experimentally verified. From the measurement of a fully functional prototype, it is confirmed that the resonant frequency of the proposed antenna can be continuously altered between 1.97 and 2.42 GHz by electronically varying its

This article presents the design, development, and deployment of an interactive online teaching and learning platform to improve the students' understanding, through different visualization tools, of core concepts delivered in electromagnetics (EM) courses. The main advantage of such tools is that they require no download time, memory space, or heavy equipment. The platform (or hub) benefits from advances

On the occasion of the 200th anniversary of Ørsted's discovery of the magnetic effects of electric currents, this article summarizes the main stages of the development of electromagnetism before Maxwell, from Ørsted's experiments through Ampère's development of electrodynamics and Faraday's discovery of electromagnetic induction, up to the development of Weber's electrodynamics. The emphasis is on

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Wearable sensing technology and body-centric wireless systems have received widespread attention due to their tremendous prospective in e-health, the Internet of Things (IoT), and smart cities. Low-cost textile antennas for body-centric radio-frequency identification (RFID) sensing technology are the future for such wearable sensing systems. The antennas can sustain bending and stretching and offer

Antenna measurement is crucial for characterizing the performance of an antenna. This article proposes a measurement technique that can be used for demo purposes in a class or laboratory for characterizing ultrahigh frequency (UHF) antennas. This approach measures the antenna under test (AUT) semispherical pattern simultaneously without any mechanical rotation as commonly applied. The measured data

The IEEE Antennas and Propagation Standards Committee (APS/SC) is responsible for the development and maintenance of standards related to the field of antennas and propagation. The IEEE Standards Association Standards Board (SASB) updated the maintenance process for IEEE standards in January 2012. Since then, an IEEE standard document, which includes a standard, recommendation, or guide, may remain

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In this article, aspects of quantum electromagnetics (QEM) are discussed with a view toward illustrating basic concepts and making some connections with classical EM. The similarities and differences between the mathematical representations as well as the physical interpretations in the quantum and classical cases are reviewed, and a brief discussion of the different objectives and quantities to be

A compact composite right/left-handed (CRLH)-based dualband rectenna is proposed for electromagnetic (EM) energy harvesting at the operating frequencies of Wi-Fi (2.5 GHz) and Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX) (3.6 GHz) bands. The rectenna consists of a dual-band antenna and dual-band rectifier. The antenna is realized in a microstrip topology using a balanced CRLH transmission

Provided that the exact kernel is used, the application of simple and popular numerical methods to Hall?n-type integral equations for increasing numbers of basis functions (or points per wavelength) yields sequences of driving-point conductance and susceptance that can be extrapolated via properly selected convergence acceleration methods (CAMs). Such methods can lead to accurate final or converged

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Modern advances in the fields of antennas, propagation, microwaves, millimeter waves, remote sensing, photonics, and many other related sciences have driven the need for highly qualified theorists and practitioners in electromagnetic (EM) engineering. Rapid scientific progress, combined with ever-shifting technological priorities, has created an urgent need to train new generations of EM engineers

This article explores some dominant trends in teaching classical electromagnetic (EM) field theory in electrical engineering (EE) undergraduate curricula. The acronym EM will be used interchangeably to designate either electromagnetic or electromagnetism. The intended significance will be evident from the context.

Electromagnetics (EM) and its applications have been a vital part of scientific and engineering instruction for well over a century. As approaches, applications, and curricular models evolve, educators in the field face many challenges and pressures. Here, we consider issues that face those who teach EM theory, identify some of the trends and opportunities that lie ahead, and make recommendations for

The "flipped classroom" has become a popular teaching method. Students watch video lectures before class, saving time for active learning (problem solving, demonstrations, applications, and so forth). This article provides a useful guide for busy professors who would like to try the flipped-classroom approach. Recommendations for four teaching components are given: 1) planning the flipped classroom

Competence-oriented education aims to teach individuals the cognitive skills required to solve specific problems and the readiness needed to apply such solutions in versatile situations. We find that competence-oriented teaching is a promising paradigm in applied courses for antennas, propagation, and wireless communications. Competenceoriented laboratory courses are easy to implement when the mechanical

Innovative teaching methods that address paramount challenges in modern electromagnetic (EM) engineering education are presented. An entire ecosystem of novel and interconnected strategies and tools has been developed by the ELEDIA Research Center to build a long-term educational and training framework for future EM professionals. According to an ELEDIA “recipe,” students acquire higher self-confidence

In this article, we present mobile teaching and learning of coupled-line structures using the multiple-1D coupled-line finite-difference time-domain (M1D CL-FDTD) method. The formulation of the M1D CL-FDTD method applicable for CL structures is provided. The method bypasses the more computationally intensive full-wave 3D method, and it is well suited for implementation on mobile devices. Several mobile

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Phased array (PA) and reflector antennas are widely used in spacecraft, aircraft, and ground communications applications. This article provides design equations and guidelines that engineering professsionals can use for the quick and reasonably accurate design of these antennas without resorting to time-consuming simulations. It also provides insight into the various parameters and their impact on

This article is the second part of a two-part article that presents a bottom-up description of electromagnetic chirality, which occurs in materials composed of particles with structural handedness.

Recounts the career and contributions of radio astronomer Prof. (Dame) Jocelyn Bell. Bell Burnell, born in Northern Ireland, went to the University of Cambridge in 1965 to pursue a Ph.D. degree in astronomy under Prof. Anthony Hewish. There she spent two years setting up more than 1,000 posts and hanging some 2,000 dipole antennas interconnected with 120 mi of wiring to build a new radio telescope

This article describes a set of simple experiments conducted at the University of Colorado (CU) Boulder and Technische Universit?t (TU) Wien, for teaching electromagnetic (EM) waves in the third year of undergraduate studies [electrical and computer engineering (ECEN) 3400 and ECEN 3410 at CU Boulder and wave propagation at TU Wien]. The experiments require simple household items and basic undergraduate

Both empirical and ray-tracing models are powerful tools for studying propagation in indoor environments. Although the empirical models perform well in many cases, their physical significance is not clearly understood. Ray tracing is based on physics fundamentals, and its application as well as the interpretation of its results is more general. We compare the performance of both models for indoor environments

In this “Women in Engineering” column, we are reprinting a contribution by Prof. Mojgan Daneshmand, University of Alberta (Edmonton, Canada), to honor her memory [S1]. Prof. Daneshmand, her husband, Prof. Pedram Mousavi, and their daughters, Daria and Dorina, were among the 167 passengers and crew members who lost their lives when the Ukrainian International Airlines Flight 752 crashed shortly after

In the second edition of this book, the author has increased the text from 637 to 938 pages and features eight new chapters. The decision to remove the material on computational electromagnetics is, in my opinion, justified, as the subject has since evolved into a separate field. Instead, the emphasis is on analytical (explicit) solutions of the Maxwell equations in various configurations and formulation

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Frequency bandwidth, gain, and dimensions are some of the most important characteristics of antennas. A comparison of the most important characteristics of circularly polarized microstrip antennas (CP MSAs) [1]-[33], using traditional methods, is accomplished in this article. The CP MSAs were chosen for the study because MSAs have been the most dynamically developing field of antennas over the last

In this tutorial, we discuss the radiation from a Hertzian dipole into uniform isotropic lossy media of infinite extent. If the medium is lossless, the radiated power propagates to infinity, and the apparent dissipation is measured by the radiation resistance of the dipole. If the medium is lossy, the power exponentially decays, and the physical meaning of radiation resistance needs clarification.

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