Introducing Research Methods and Skills in a Workshop Environment.

Yes`Research Seminar Series¿ is a 10-credit, Level M module offered to MSc/MEng students undertaking programmes in the areas of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the University of Bradford. The module¿s aims are twofold: i) to disseminate stateoftheart information that could form the basis for future research programmes¿ and ii) to introduce the stages involved in the preparation and presentation of a research paper.Higher Education Academ

Polymer Composites for Electrical and Electronic Engineering Application

Polymer composite materials have attracted great interest for the development of electrical and electronic engineering and technology, and have been widely applied in electrical power systems, electrical insulation equipment, electrical and electronic devices, etc. Due to the significant expansion in the use of newly developed polymer composite materials, it is necessary to understand and accurately describe the relationship between composite structure and material properties, as only based on thorough laboratory characterization is it possible to estimate the properties for their future commercial applications. This book focuses on polymer composites applied in the field of electrical and electronic equipment, including but not limited to synthesis and preparation of new polymeric materials, structure–properties relationship of polymer composites, evaluation of materials application, simulation and modelling of material performance

Electron cyclotron resonance plasma enhanced chemical vapour deposition of sioxny : optical properties and applications

D.Ing. (Electrical And Electronic Engineering )Please refer to full text to view abstrac

Characterisation & optimisation of computational functional blocks for ATM switches GaAs MESFET technology

Thesis (MESc) -- University of Adelaide, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, 199

Usage of Mathematics Tools with Example in Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Usage of mathematics in different flow of electrical and electronic engineering is outstanding by everybody. In this paper, a good number of examples of applications of mathematics in electrical and electronic engineering have designed. The motivation behind this paper is to relate mathematics to electrical and electronic engineering subject. Numerous electrical and electronic engineering students think that it’s hard to tackle electrical and electronic engineering problems which require mathematics a considerable measure. It is not possible to investigation of current, voltage, electric LR and RC circuit, electromagnetic fields, designing and analyzing circuits without utilization of scientific instruments of trigonometry, Calculus, Geometry and Differential Equation

BiCMOS Millimetre-wave low-noise amplifier

Abstract: Please refer to full text to view abstract.D.Phil. (Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Modulation codes for mobile communications

M.Ing. (Electrical and Electronic Engineering)Please refer to full text to view abstrac

Thick GaN film stress-induced self-separation

Cracking of thick GaN films on sapphire substrates during the cooling down after the growth was studied. The cracking was suppressed by increasing the film-to-substrate thickness ratio and by using an intermediate carbon buffer layer, that reduced the binding energy between the GaN film and the substrate. Wafer-scale self-separation of thick GaN films has been demonstrated.Comment: Published in Proceedings of the 2019 IEEE Conference of Russian Young Researchers in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EIConRus

Reduction of eddy current loss in magnetoplated wire

ArticleCOMPEL-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR COMPUTATION AND MATHEMATICS IN ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING. 28(1):57-66 (2009)journal articl

Spatial cognitive processes involved in electronic circuit interpretation and translation: their use as powerful pedagogical tools within an education scenario

While there is much research concerning the interpretation of diagrams such as geographical maps and networks for information systems, there is very little on the diagrams involved in electrical and electronic engineering. Such research is important not only because it supports arguments made for other types of diagrams but also because it informs on the cognitive processes going on while learning electrical and electronic engineering domains, which are generally considered difficult to teach and learn. Such insight is useful to have as a pedagogical tool for teachers. It might also benefit would be self-learners, entrepreneurs, and hobbyists in the field because it can guide self-learning practices. When cognitive practices specific to this knowledge domain are more understood, they might give rise to automated intelligent tutor systems which could be used to augment teaching and learning practices in the education of electrical and electronic engineering. This research analyses the spatial cognitive processes involved in the translation of an electronic circuit schematic diagram into an iconic representation of the same circuit. The work shows that the cognitive affordances of proximity and paths perceived from a circuit schematic diagram have great influence on the design of an iconic diagram, or assembly diagram, representing a topologically equivalent electronic circuit. Such cognitive affordances reflect and affect thought and can be used as powerful pedagogical tools within an educational scenario