The hands-on demonstrations were particularly useful for me. The instructors were very friendly and always willing to answer questions.

Really enjoyed how we were able to cover so much material by presenting it at a fairly high level without being overloaded with gratuitous technical details. The course has been very well tailored to industry professionals. M.R.

Good time management, very organized presentation. G.P.

A lot of topics were covered, which I did not cover in my college course. I was expecting a more conceptual and real-world point of view, which this class presented. Overall it was a helpful class. F. K.

The instructors complimented each other by their experience, professionalism, and teaching manner. I enjoyed everything about my training and I'm happy that I did learn a lot. Great job! D.T.

The demonstration along with hands-on experiences gave the class a more real-world feel. Working through setups was also very educational. R.R.

Everything was very informative, although I may/may not ever set up a system. I will need some time to digest all this.

Great combination of RF theory and demos. Surpassed any expectations.

Great demonstrations, which really represent the theory portion. Dual instructors allowed for great specialization. I've often found single instructor led 8-hour courses induce instructor fatigue. This was not an issue and the class ran enthusiastically. Great pace to the course load with enough time for discussion, examples, and added material. I will definitely encourage more of my associates to attend the course. Very good final demonstration. J.R.

I like the tips and tricks for RF measurements and lab. The measurement procedures are well structured. O.T.

I liked the training. The demonstration parts were so meaningful for me. Everything was so understandable. All course materials were enough for me. The training was the subject that I expected. S.O.

Bob Froelich

Dr. Bob Froelich is an RF and Microwave Engineer with 30 years of experience in design of circuits and systems for radar, radio astronomy and wireless communications, the latter including GPS, Bluetooth and proprietary systems. He has worked with Watkins-Johnson, Trimble Navigation, CellNet Data Systems, M/A-COM, and Cobham Defense Systems.

Bob received his BS in Electrical Engineering, Summa Cum Laude, from the University of Michigan. He remained there to complete a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering in 1982, studying aspects of semiconductor physics as applied to IMPATT diodes. He has written a number of technical articles on device modeling and microwave measurement techniques. He currently teaches web-based classes and short courses for Besser Associates, Inc.