Wireless Communications Technologies

Wireless Communication Technologies are the backbone of our connected world, enabling the transmission of information over a distance without the need for physical wires. These technologies have revolutionized how we interact, work, and access information, powering everything from mobile phones and the internet to smart homes and autonomous vehicles.

At its core, wireless communication involves transmitting electromagnetic waves through the air, space, or other non-conducting media. Information is encoded onto a carrier signal and broadcast from a transmitter; a receiver then captures the signal, decodes the information, and makes it usable.

The field encompasses a vast array of distinct technologies, each designed for specific purposes, bandwidths, and ranges. Key examples include Cellular Networks, Wi-Fi, Satellite Communications and Radio/TV broadcast.

Our courses in wireless communications technology stand at the forefront of connectivity, delivering both the fundamental principles and deep, practical expertise needed in an increasingly complex radio frequency (RF) environment. Conducted by a global team of experts and seasoned practitioners, our suite of courses is as follows:

Course 4A: Modern Wireless Communications

Course 4B: Advanced Computer Networks for Future Internet

Course 4C: Software-Defined Radios: Theory and Practice

Course 4D: Satellite Communications

Please email sh.lim@nanyangenc.com for full course details