Abstract The increased amount of electromagnetic radiation in the environment has increased the common concern over the possible health risks of wireless devices (e.g. mobile phone ). However, to minimize the amount of energy absorbed by the user is an advantageous from the technical point of view, as well. The reduction of power absorbed by the user not only reduces any possible health hazards but also makes the antenna more efficient. In this master’s thesis, interaction between modern mobile phone antennas and user is studied by using numerical full-wave EM methods. The thesis aims at improving, understanding how mobile terminal antennas behave in the vicinity of the user and how different numerical EM methods can be used to solve the interaction problem. The results give valuable information for antenna designers in order to design antennas which have low interaction with the user as possible. Furthermore this master’s thesis introduces a simple optimization technique to enhance the performance of planar inverted F antenna (PIFA) one of common modern mobile phone antenna in vicinity of user and reduce its effect on health.
محمد على المنصورى (2008)

Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) systems with limited Radio Frequency (RF) chains play a pivotal role in the Fifth Generation (5G) of wireless networks. However, the transmitter of Generalized Spatial Modulation MIMO (GSM-MIMO) systems that characterized by a single RF chain and multiple active antennas is capable of reducing both the energy consumption and the transmitter cost. In this paper, combining GSM-MIMO systems with the fully digital Geometric Mean Decomposition (GMD)-based precoding scheme and Analog Beamforming (ABF) into Hybrid Beamforming (HBF) regime is presented for Millimeter-wave (mmWave) massive MIMO systems which is a key enabler for 5G networks. In addition, applying the norm-based user selection algorithm in GSM-MIMO scheme with GMD-based hybrid precoding is proposed, and referred to as Multiuser Steered GSM-MIMO (MUS-GSM-MIMO) scheme. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed schemes are capable of achieving considerable performance gains over the conventional GSM-MIMO schemes, while avoiding the overwhelming costs of multiple RF chains. Therefore, the proposed schemes are very efficient and highly suitable for large-scale and 5G wireless networks.
Taissir Y. Elganimi, Amani A. Aturki(9-2020)

Abstract The conflict that took place in Libya in 2011, up to the present moment, has greatly affected the electrical power network and resulted in the rise of the voltage instability problem. This was due to loss of the some major transmission lines and certain generation units. Owing to the fact that the southern region of the Libyan network has no generation units, voltage drop phenomena has become a common problem as a result of the long transmission distance, which is approximately 750km. A proposed solution in order to solve this problem is via the utilization of small mobile generation units at the network weak points. This thesis revolves around discussing the voltage instability problem within the Libyan Network and how it can be enhanced when small and mobile generation units are connected to the network weak points. It will also establish and identify where the most weakened buses and regions are so that the mobile units should be connected for the attainment of optimized solution. Moreover, this solution was proposed as it can solve not only the voltage instability problem, but it will also solve the inadequacy in generation issue by circulating additional power within the network. Hence, reduce the load shedding phenomena. Furthermore, the thesis also includes future recommendations to improve and enhance the Libyan network by the addition of new 220kV and 400kV transmission lines that will enable the network to cope with the load growth in the future
ربيع محمد عمر (2014)