Graduate Courses
ECE 5973: Phased Array Antenna
Semester: Fall
Graduate course will provide the basic knowledge and the most important design trade-offs of phased array antennas that are used for civil and military applications. This class will put emphasis on the critical evaluation of the performance of phased array antenna systems, especially for atmospheric applications. Factors that are important for high-performance radar and communication systems, such as scanning performance, phased array antenna architectures, feed-networks, mutual coupling, infinite and finite active arrays, T/R modules and technologies, multibeam arrays, adaptive arrays and sidelobe cancellers, will be introduced.
Phased Array Antenna
Research & Development Group (PAARD)
Advanced Radar Research Center
3190 Monitor Ave.
Norman OK 73019
Zeeshan Qamar received the B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees in electrical engineering from COMSATS Institute of Information Technology (CIIT), Islamabad, Pakistan, in 2010 and 2013, respectively. He received his Ph. D. degree in electronic engineering from City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong in 2017.
From 2010 to 2013, he was a Research Assistant with the Department of Electrical Engineering, CIIT. He is currently working as Postdoctoral Researcher at The Phased Array Antenna Research and Development Group (PAARD) at OU. His research interests include microwave/millimeter wave circuits, metamaterials and antenna design.
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Artificial dielectric materials
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Antenna aperture design and surfaces wave supression
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Microstrip patch antenna element and array
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PAR feed architectures
Current Projects
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Dual-polarized Array Antenna Design and Prototyping
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Surface Wave and Grating Lobes Mitigation Using Metamaterials
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Wide impedance matching for large scanning e-scanned array antennas
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Multiband and Reconfigurable shared aperture antenna arrays
Paper Published and in Progress
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Journal 1: Surface wave and grating lobes mitigation using metamaterials (Sep. 23.2018)
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Journal 2: Wide impedance matching for large scanning e-scanned array (Dec. 18. 2018)
Project Progress
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Calendar for most important activieties
This calendar is for PAARD related activities. This will be updated every semester. It will contain classes schedule, important meetings and big deadlines only.