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- čas přidán 12. 02. 2015
- This video gives a high-level overview of the basic operating principles of phased array antennas, with visual examples of how they operate illustrated with ripples in water.
This is our (Michael Sinanis, Jenna Hickle, and myself) submission for the IMS 2015 CZcams/YouKu video competition.
Yo dude. I suggest you go into lecturing, next year I will be final year Electronic Engineering and I have come across very few people that will take this amount of effort to make a complex concept relatively basic to understand. Keep up the great work,well done and thank you for sharing.
If you want to sleep watch Nptel vedios but try for new uploads.
This was simply magical. You took a really complex problem and made it easy to understand in 5 minutes.
Greatest video ever on Phased array antennas. And the concept blows my mind!
Excellent
If you end up teaching you're gonna be a great professor, especially in the field of electrical engineering where it's rare to have clear instructors (MIT doesn't count of course).
I was trying to understand this concept for over 2 hrs and with this 5 min video everything became clear. Thanks a lot! Your way of explaining is amazing
Thank you for making this video. Being a expert in a field and being able to teach it are two different abilities. You got both and I hope you consider a career teaching because none of my professors in college could explain it this well much less do so in 5 minutes.
I am brand-spanking-new to the world of RF and antenna/wave propagation, and your explanation was clear as day. It's amazing how some people just have a knack for teaching. Great job!!
I was very pleasantly surprised by how easy this was to understand. Not only how phased array antennas work but also why anyone would want to use them. Thank you.
Your power of explanation is refreshing, clear and concise. Keep up the incredible content!
Yo bro this is probably in my top three videos I have ever seen in youtube regardless of their subject or theme. The complexity of this topic being described in such an easy way blows my mind, awesome work
Hi all, thanks for the encouraging comments! Grad school has kept me busy lately, but I am going to try to make another video in the coming months. Do any of you have a particular subject you would like to see a video about?
+Mark Hickle . kindly upload a video regarding Non-Uniform Linear array.
Can you show how we can perform perform the same thing using the phased array antennas but to produce a beam that moves in 2 dimensions? In other word, a 2d version of what you explain..
Excellent explanation!!!
Very simple and easy to comprehend. Good effort buddy
3d Structurescan/3d sonar, multibeam sonar, chirp, etc. Would love to see a video on how it's done and how it's processed from the signal.
This is seriously the best description of phased array antennas i've seen. Thank you.
I've never expected I could understand how Array Antenna works so easily ... Thank you so much... - Student from South Korea -
What a lecture! You explain everything I need to know about Phased array antenna just in few minutes! Keep your work, I am following you.
Hi Mark,
you made that so easy to comprehend! The choice of videos and drawings and the explanation - spot on! Thanks a ton! Good Luck
Such a fantastic and fascinating session.The way you related the phased array concept with the natural phenomenons were awesome(I could sense a da'vinci touch in this lecture)
Great simple explanation about phased arrays and syncing each antennas to create a uniform wave. That's so cool!
I can't remember when was the last time i saw such an easy explanation. Great work.Well done
This is the best explanation on Phase Antenna Array I have ever come across. Cheers!
I like the way you explain phased array antennas, I am last year student of BS Physics(specialization in electronics engineering), i would love to watch your videos more about radars, especially on low probability of intercept radar (LPI Radar)... Thank you
This is an amazing explanation of how phased array antennas work, just perfect.
Excellent presentation. I wish all who made these videos were as clear and concise. Thank you very much.
Wow this was very informative and easily understandable. The water experiment really helped bring all your lecturing together here. Thank you for taking the time to share this!
best explanation i have seen. great work. i finally understand phased array radar, thank you. if i could give more than one thumbs up, i would.
Oh my God, this beautiful. U just summed up such a would be complicated topic to explain into 5 mins and nailed it. Bless you brother
Best explanation I've seen on Phased Array Antennas. Really enjoyed this.
I have no background in this kind of topics, but just came across something that mentioned phased array and came looking to see what it was and got exactly what I came for. Judging by other comments tho, I guess you really are a great lecturer because I felt like this was really easy to understand despite apparently being a complex thing
Yeah. I enjoyed this video immensely. Your example phasing off the water droplet as illustration :) What a great job!
Good Video Mark. It was explained in a good manner giving analogies and making the concept simpler to understand. Simply Excellent!
WOW i am mechanical engineer but understood this so easily great explanation!
Its one of the best explanation that a college teacher of mine was unable to answer. Well, your'e one of the best...!!!
dude, amazing video. You are great at explaining this! The water and the animation really brought this together for me!
I work with superconducting microwave instrumentation, and we have to deal with antennae a lot, this video was a very succinct physical explanation of a concept which can become mathematically complicated. Thanks!
Wonderful video. Keep up the good work.
We wish you can also talk about Circular Array Antenna.
Thank you for this video. I couldn't figure out for the life of me what phased array antennas were, now I think I got it.
I was searching for how beam forming works on the new 802.11ac routers. This pretty much explains it for me. Thanks.
i really enjoyed the way you presented the phased array, good natural example presented by water.
Thanks Mr. Mark. You explained it in very simple and easy way to understand.
Wow best explanation I've read or seen regarding phased array antennas. Great use of the water drops to illustrate this concept! Thanks a ton!
AWESOME explanation of a complicated subject to non tech viewers, esp. liked the droplets visual!
That is a great illustration.Thank you Mark for the wonderful job done. A big plus for you!
Thank you Mark for a very clear and concise explanation of this complex subject matter. Much much appreciated!
I was looking for something that would explain PAR beams to me and this was perfect. High level was all I needed. Thanks!
This is what we called as real teaching i.e. teaching with practical concepts not theoretical bookish theories👍
Simply Superb and best video to understand Phased array... Water droplets video provided amazing visualisation
Very well done video. You could be a professor. I worked on radar on fighter jets during the Vietnam War. I think the MiG 31 has phased array.
Excellent way you have explained. The way you explained is excellent .
Oh Man!! What a video visualization!! Excellent explanation with visualization.
IDK how your gonna do them animations in real time but have to agree you have a very good method of explanation!!
Just the description I was looking for - thank you!
Excellent explanation! Get to know about phased array clearly!
This is some explanation...great effort..deserves appreciation
best video on antenna I have seen till now.
Very nice video. The fundamentals explained so beautifully on a very difficult concept. Mark, kindly make more such videos. I had enough with Jackson's electromagnetism.
Nice video! I was reading an IEEE paper which is related to Wireless Power Transfer and the paper mentioned the phased array antenna. Your video helped me to understand it very quickly. I am working on applying graduate school for Purdue University with kinda embarrassing GPA and GRE score, hopefully, I can make it works out.
Yes. That was a good explanation. And the visuals with the water helped too.
I don't think I've ever seen someone make such a complex thing seem so simple
My jaw dropped after watching that example. Perfect analogy.
Great explanation! I'd love to see more videos by you.
Oh my god ! This is the best thing I have seen on this topic. Thanks a lot
This is also how AM radio station directional antenna systems function. Nice explanation!
I finally understand Phased Array antennas. Thank you sir!!
An antenna was used somewhere to transmit this. But the information transmitted was able to be Cognizant. That is what we need in engineering...a Cognizant factor ratio of information to content or some such thing.
wow! your explanation of phased array is perfect ! Thank you,Joel
This was a very good explanation of how phased antennas work, thank you.
Mark, this is excellent. Well done.
Good explanation, it's a great overview for those who aren't familiar. Thanks for making this.
Thanks for this nice video. The water drop simulation is very explanatory and easy to understand.
amazingly explained ...crisp and to the point ...Thanks
Incredible video! You do an amazing job of explaining this concept.
Very good explanation. Really helped to understand the phased array in a easy way. Many thanks.
That's just AWESOME.. you simplified things greatly. It's such a wonderful explanation dude, please make more videos!
This is extremely helpful and I appreciate you
You made this topic so easy to understand, way to go!
Clear speaking and useful visuals. Great video, dude. Keep up the good work.
That's a very good visualization, thank you!
So Nice! You make me happy. I understand why phased array antenna has direction.
I'm mind blown at how you explained this.. really really helpful! Thank you
THANKS A LOT. Because of your explanation I know I understand how Phased Array antennas work.
This has lead to my understanding in AESA (Active Electronically Scanned Array) radars and PESA (Passive Electronically Scanned Array) radars work.
FYI: I was the 1000th like.
this is an awesome video, I use it to help teach my classes on phased array radar. its a really great lead-in to the class
Thank you very much. The visualization of water drop helps me understand what that is.
Very impressive way of explaining the phenomena. Thank you.
Great job. Very clear explanation and right to the point. Well done!
Great video pal. Easy to follow and well shot.
this video ...just saved me so much angst. thank you!!!
Nice video dude. I am preparing for my senior design right now. And this video gives me a great insight regarding the phased array antennas
Very clear and concise video.
Depth and clarity. Love it. Thanks Mark !
Very interesting video, its cool the comparison of array antennas with waves generated by water drops!
Very good demonstration of phased arrays.
Excellent explanation , God bless you man , you make my day ,insted of analizing a bunch of difficult math formulas you explained it is few seconds !
Amazing analogies, flawless victory.
excellent simple explanation of this concept. Very useful thank you.
Good intro to phased arrays. It might also be helpful to actually show multiple phase delayed sinusoidal signals can arrive and combine constructively at an array plane with is titled with respect to the source.
Also, talk a little more about sidelobe suppression using aperture shading, and how it trades off beam width due to smaller effective aperture.
2020 and still helpful
What a great explanation! clean and straightforward to understand. thank you
Great video. Really simplified the concept for me.
Sick video & visuals! Really helps my research thank you
A p e r f e c t and on-point explanation! Respect!
wow would love to have you as my professor. Was learning about 4+ generation fighter jets and one of the upgrades they talked about was an implementation of phased array radar system, so I was curious for what it was about. Thanks!