AEMEL

The Applied Electro Magnetics Engineering Lab (AEMEL) at the University of North Dakota conducts research projects related to Antennas and Propagation. Our active research projects cover a variety of fields from microwave imaging to spacesuite antenna design.

Equipment

24"X12"X10" ETS-Lindgren Anechoic Chamber
Agilent 85070E Dielectric Probe Kit
Agilent E5071C ENA Network Analyzer, 300 kHz to 20 GHz
Two Wideband Antennas (Double Ridged Horn up to18GHz)
Two Wideband Antennas (Double Ridged Horn up to 40GHz)
One Dual Polarized Horn Antenna (700MHz- 10GHz)
One Dual Polarized Horn Antenna (2GHz-18GHz)
One Wideband Omni-directional Antenna (6GHz)
A 2-24 Mechanical Switch (built in-house using Agilent mechanical switches)
Two Ettus N200 USRP Software Defined Radio Units and two GPSDO kit
One Portable Spectrum Analyzer (MS2726C Spectrum Master, 9 kHz to 43 GHz)
One Signal Generator (Anritsu MG3692C covers audio to microwave frequencies from up to 20GHz)
One Amplifier (500MHz-6GHz, ETS-118281)
One 3D Printer (Makerbot) • LabVolt Antenna Trainer System
LabVolt Microwave Trainer System
Three GW Instek GSP-730 Spectrum Analyzer 150KHz-3GHz
Three GW Instek GRF-1300 RF and Communication System Trainer
Three SA0314 RF Instruments USB RF Spectrum Analyzer (3.3GHz)
Three Agilent E4421B 250KHz-3GHz Signal Generator
Silouhette Cameo for Flexible Substrate and Textile Cutting

Software

RemCom Wireless InSite
CST Microwave Studio
Ansys HFSS, Designer, Maxwell
Feko, educational version
Sonnet, educational version
NI AWR Microwave Studio