Very useful course. Tons of information. Opens a wide door for further exploration of related subjects. Class content is great in both depth and breadth. Very up to date content taught in class. Y.X.

An excellent course. Waleed is very knowledgeable and has both breadth and depth in a wide range of topics. This allowed hiim to answer many questions for the benefit of the class. R.S

Very patient. Answered all questions. Well paced. Content was excellent. Well designed course and explanation. D.N.

Extremely knowledgeable, dynamic presenter, responsive. S.M.

Very wide-ranging experience resulted in very good insights. Able to bridge gap from RF - analog - DC intuitively. Very clear explanations and examples. Answers questions very well. A lot of relevant topics covered. A.V.

Dr. Khalil is very personable and very technically knowledgeable. It is refreshing to learn from someone with such depth and breadth of understanding. P.R.

Having a background in industry and academia makes Waleed deliver his course in a very practical and interesting way. All the pieces combine very well and makes me follow the theory behind what we see day to day. L.N.

Very broad coverage of topics. Clear and relevant examples throughout the course. Use of system simulator to emphasize theory. A.B.

This course covered _everything_. E.J.

This is probably the best conducted class I've ever attended. Material was delivered clearly in great amount and well understood. O.M.

Waleed provided good explanations of the math and theory behind phase noise, which is what I am most lacking. C.I.

the course provided an in-depth insight into otherwise abstract matter and concepts. In addition, the pitfalls and practical applications were explained. C.A.

I liked the combination of theory and practical examples using the simulation software. Excellent instructor, good training materials.

It was an excellent course. Money and time are well worth it. H.S.

The instructor was able to use practical examples to make the class useful and interesting. L.V.

Excellent knowledge from A to Z by instructor. Tony Catlender

Truly enjoyed the class. The instructor was actively engaged with the students. He knows the subject extremely well and provided or developed useful real-world examples. A very interesting instructor. Stu Lever

Great instructor. Extremely knowledgeable. Pete Rico

The level of the course was very good for me. I like to see how things are derived but I don't need to do all the math. S.R.

Great instructor, very knowledgeable, knew his stuff and enjoyable - good personality. A.M.

Extremely personable, tons of experience, very helpful and obviously loves to teach. M.S.

The best Besser class I've attended! The material is very extensive and informative. I felt like I've learned a lot. I would highly recommend this class to my colleagues.

I liked the ability to use the software design environment to see the theory learnt throughout the week.

The instructor was very good. He explained things with the right amount of detail and very clearly. M. D.

Very engaging instructor. Explained everything very well and was open to all questions. C. A.

Very lucid concepts and great practical exposure. Great response when handling doubts and questions from students. Very knowledgeable in all aspects of the RF field. T. G.

The instructor has excellent knowledge. Great attitude to teach. Nice. Excellent teacher.

Instructor is great - very knowledgeable! C. S.

Excellent tutorial on DFT calculations. Matlab demos illustrated concepts very well. Excellent pace, kept course moving and interesting. T. O.

Waleed Khalil

Waleed Khalil, PhD

Waleed Khalil is currently serving as an Associate Professor at the ECE department and the ElectroScience Lab, The Ohio State University. He received his B.S.E.E. and M.S.E.E degrees from the University of Minnesota in 1992 and 1993, respectively, and his PhD degree from Arizona State University in 2008. He is a founder of CLASS (Circuit Laboratory for Advanced Sensors and Systems) at OSU where he conducts research in digital intensive RF and mm-wave circuits and systems, high performance clocking circuits, GHz A/D and D/A circuits. Prior to joining OSU, Dr. Khalil spent 16 years at Intel Corporation where he held various technical and leadership positions in wireless and wireline communication groups. While at Intel, he was appointed the lead engineer at the advanced wireless communications group, where he played an instrumental role in the development of the industry’s first Analog Front-end IC for third generation radios (3G). He established Intel’s first analog device modeling methodology for mixed signal circuit design and also contributed to the development of Intel’s first RF process technology. He later co-founded a startup group to develop Intel’s first RF front-end IC, as a principle leader of the radio transmitter chain. In 2010, he was awarded TSMC’s outstanding research award in the area of circuit design technologies. He authored and co-authored 11 issued and several other pending patents, over 60 journal and conference papers and three book/book chapters. He is a senior member in IEEE and serves in the steering committee for the RFIC Symposium and technical program committee for the Compound Semiconductor IC Symposium. He also teaches web-based classes and short courses for Besser Associates, Inc.

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Radio Systems: RF Transceiver Design from Antenna to Bits and Back — Feb 24-Feb 28, 2025: San Jose, CA