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Why PowerPoint is Terrible

Posted on December 29, 2017 Written by Gregory Durgin

Now a fun little rant on the problems with power-point technical presentations.

Filed Under: Education

Problem of the Day: Capacitor Prank

Posted on December 25, 2017 Written by Gregory Durgin

Here is a problem to test your knowledge of time-domain transmission lines and classical electromagnetics.

Solution: [Read more…]

Filed Under: Education, Problem of the Day

Proceedings of the 2011 GT Space-Solar Power Workshop

Posted on December 11, 2017 Written by Gregory Durgin

MPTS Proceedings 2011
Proceedings of the 2011 Microwave Power Transfer Symposium, Georgia Tech Campus
15 December 2011

This was our first foray into space solar power.  Teaming up with Darel Preble of the Space Solar Power Institute and Frank Little of Texas A&M, the 2011 ECE 6390 Satcom students put on a fantastic show of their work.

Filed Under: Education, Wireless Power

Chaos on Transmission Lines

Posted on December 8, 2017 Written by Gregory Durgin

Buried in the time domain instructional series on the YouTube channel is one of my favorite lectures on nonlinear transmission line loads.  The last portion of this lecture is original content on time-domain transmission lines terminated with nonlinear, active loads such as tunnel diodes.  Even a transmission line can generate a chaotic bifurcation diagram.

 

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