Dr. Michael J. Havrilla, Distinguished Professor of Electrical Engineering

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MS Thesis Advised

1. Nicholas Ogorman, “Material Characterization of Biaxial Media Using a Focused-Beam System,” graduated March 2020.
2. Avian Hughes, “Material Characterization Using Two Reflection Measurements Excitation,”  graduated March 2019.
3. Daniel Koch, “Material Characterization Using Common and Differential Excitation,”  graduated March 2018.
4. Benjamin Fogerty, “Characterization of Multilayered Biaxial Anisotropic Materials Using Rectangular to Square Waveguide,” graduated March 2017.
5. Jeffrey Sovern, “Dual chamber high temperature material characterization technique”, graduated March 2016.
6. Alexander Knisely, “Electromagnetic material characterization using a rectangular to square waveguide field applicator”, graduated March 2015.
7. Nathan Lehman, “Electromagnetic material characterization using a dual ridge waveguide”, graduated March 2013.
8. Marcus Sitterly, “Inhomogeneous dielectric material parameter characterization”, graduated March 2012.
9. Lee Cole, “Material characterization using a partially-filled coax fixture”, graduated March 2012.
10. Matthew Szuster, “A high bandwidth non-destructive method for characterizing simple media”, graduated March 2012.
11. Thomas Olney, “Using a gating technique to reduce flange size in a two port coaxial holder”, graduated March 2011.
12. William Gunn, “Application of the three short calibration technique on the low frequency focus beam system”, graduated March 2010.
13. Steven Pugh, “Investigating the use of frequency selective surfaces in high power microwave applications”, graduated March 2010.
14. Jeffrey Massman, “Artificial inhomogeneous tapered impedance sheet characterization and applications”, graduated March 2010.
15. Brian Witthoeft, “Uncertainty in measurement and calibration of waveguide systems”, graduated March 2009.
16. James Crane, “Effects of finite conductivity and center conductor misalignment in strip transmission line field applicators,” graduated March 2009.
17. Eric Buschelman, “High temperature magnetic radar absorbing material measurement improvement,” graduated March 2007.
18. Kirt Cassell, “Investigation of frequency-domain and time-domain free-space material measurements,” graduated March 2006.
19. Ronald Fehlen, “Air gap error compensation for coaxial transmission line method of electromagnetic characterization,” graduated March 2006.
20. Milo Hyde, “Determining the resistivity of resistive sheets using transmission measurements,” graduated March 2006.
21. Gary Krupp, “Characterization of X-patch incremental length diffraction coefficients,” graduated March 2006.
22. Paul Lash, “Comparison of computational electromagnetic codes for prediction of low-frequency radar cross section,” graduated March 2006.
23. Derek Dwyer, “Efficient electromagnetic material characterization via two dimensional rectangular waveguide reduction,” graduated March 2005.
24. Jeremy Hamilton, “Non-destructive evaluation of metal backed layers using a waveguide probe,” graduated March 2005.
25. Sean Dorey, “Stepped waveguide electromagnetic material characterization technique,” graduated March 2004.