Need review material for job exam

I will be taking an exam for a job. They exam will consist of the following:

RF Microwave Devices,

Digital Devices,

DC Electronic Theory,

Electronic Measurements,

Electronic Math,

AC Electronic Theory ,

and Active Devices,

I have knowledge of everything except of RF microwave devices. I would greatly appreciated if anyone has any recommendations on any material that I can prepare myself for this exam.

A sample exam with similar subjects would be great or any material relative to the subjects.

Thank you for your time.

If the job requires microwave expertise and you don't have it, then it doesn't sound like a good fit and you shouldn't be applying.

Given the nature of the other items on the list, I suspect that just the basics of RF devices and applications are all that is being looked for. Thus, if you Google "Basics of RF Devices", you get a great intoductory course on the topic from a university out of Germany.

I often see "laundry list" requirements like that on job listings: don't be intimidated, just go for it! It is not as if a transcript of your failed job applications is kept somewhere, right?

On the other hand, very much to Olin's point, if the job will require qualifications you just don't have and there will be no provision for what could be a steep learing curve, I can't imagine that you would pass furthor due diligence on the part of the hireing manager, even if you did pass the "introductory" test. So don't worry, they will tell you if you are not a good fit and may even reffer you to another, more suitable postition.

Thanks for the advice

I would try and learn us much about the position and the company in the area you will be contributing. That may help you understand what to review and what will be asked. You might take a look at the PE study guide there is a good section on RF basics.

You say in another similar question that you recently graduated from BSEE. That means you should have basic knowledge of all the mentioned subjects.

I took a few of these kind of tests, most of them right after I graduated. Trust me they're really basic and if you didn't go through school just for a diploma you should be fine. First one I took was 2 years before graduation and I only got one answer wrong, which I realized I got wrong before getting the results. All I have as an advice is: just take your head with you and keep it on your shoulders.

Even if you might seem under-qualified for the test, don't panic, I'm sure the fact that you just graduated will weigh in and unless you totally fail at the test, there will be an interview where you can show them that you can compensate the lack of experience with hard work and good thinking.

For your peace of mind, if you really want to learn some basic RF, I have to agree with David Deleonardo, Google is your friend.

Thanks

Thanks for making feel better about the exam

You're welcome, you just have to think there are other chances and it's not the end of the world... just another exam/test.