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mm-Wave Testing[edit]
- EM Concepts
- Microwave
- Babinet's principle
- Electrical resistivity and conductivity
- Permittivity
- Permeability (electromagnetism)
- Magnetic field
- Spherical coordinate system
- Propagation
- Electromagnetic radiation
- Transmission line
- Friis transmission equation
- Microstrip
- Rician fading
- Waveguide
- Multipath propagation
- Dielectric loss
- Low-k dielectric
- Multipath
- Scattering
- Fading
- Rayleigh distribution
- Antennas
- Polarization (waves)
- Yagi-Uda antenna
- Passive radiator
- Dipole antenna
- Slot antenna
- Horn antenna
- Isotropic radiator
- Vivaldi antenna
- Spiral antenna
- Biconical antenna
- Antenna efficiency
- Directivity
- Antenna array (electromagnetic)
- Antenna gain
- Beamforming
- Array factor
- Smart antenna
- Electric field
- Phased array
- Radiation pattern
- Near and far field
- Interferometry
- Modulation Standards
- Spectrum management
- Quadrature amplitude modulation
- Wireless Gigabit Alliance
- Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing
- Radar
- IC Packaging
- Semiconductor device fabrication
- Silicon-germanium
- Ball grid array
- Land grid array
- Chip-scale package
- Co-fired ceramic
- Tests and Test Setups
- Network analyzer (electrical)
- Error vector magnitude
- Adjacent-channel interference
- Bit error rate
- Radiation-absorbent material
- Contact Probing and OTA
- Non-contact wafer testing
- IC Architectures
- Frequency multiplier
- Heterodyne
- RF power amplifier
- Low-noise amplifier