II. Metallic waveguides - transmission lines - circuits
Design of microwave circuits
2.5
III. Dielectric wave guides - optical fibers properties
TE and TM modes
Step index circular dielectric waveguides
Effective index theory
Rectangular waveguide
Dispersion effects
Main professor: Dr. Philippe Lecoeur (Department of Physics, University of Paris 11, Orsay)
Dr. Philippe Lecoeur
Objectives: The aim of this course is to present the understanding of the rapid development of magnetic nanostrucutures and their related applications (such as giant magnetoresistance for magnetic recording) requires solid basis in magnetism. Aim of this master course is to provide an insight in fundamental concepts illustrated with related magnetic materials. Some generic applications will be presented as examples of applications.
Outline (with number of hours per part)
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PSS
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1- Introduction to magnetism and recent evolutions
Objectives: The aim of the course is to present various techniques for fabricating and depositing thin films from vapor or solutions. The first part is devoted to vapor phase deposition techniques (PVD and CVD). After introducing some bases on statistical thermodynamics (kinetic theory of gases) and nucleation and growth theories, the various deposition techniques are discussed.