RF & Electrical Engineering Intern
RF Material Design
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The gist
This summer internship involves designing and testing RF absorptive materials for millimeter-wave applications. You'll work on creating 3D-printed materials, measuring their performance, and analyzing data. Ideal for students with a background in electrical or mechanical engineering looking to gain hands-on experience in RF design and additive manufacturing.
What you would actually do
- Design fixtures to measure RF materials at millimeter-wave frequencies
- Use Ansys HFSS and network analyzers for simulation and testing
- Create schematics and BOMs for 3D-printed RF absorptive materials
Skills mentioned
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