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EEC132

Kelvin is an expert on FET transistor modeling. His PhD work, which was done at UC Davis, focused on the nonlinear modeling of GaN and SiC transistors for RF and microwave applications, and the use of such models for the design of non-linear circuits such as frequency multipliers.

Xiaoguang Leo LiuProfessor

Staying organized and strict with the schedule was very helpful I appreciate that, and I know that’s important in preparing students for the real world. A lot of professors I’ve met are not as organized and it dis-coordinates the whole class, so thank you for what you’re doing!

CSUS Student, EEE117 F'15

Great class. Went really fast, but I am thankful that the his lectures were posted online.

UCD Student, EEC230 W'16

9/10 Very helpful, although very busy with many students usually!

UCD student, EEC70 S'02

Continue to tell the students what we can do with what we are learning. It was really motivating and cool how he was able to relate the work in class with real life.

CSUS Student, EEE117 F'15

9/10 Very informative on material, still hard to get a hold of.

UCD Student, EEC132C S'09

Through his research creativity, he has advanced electrical engineering science in the field of nonlinear microwave devices and circuits. Dr.Yuk exudes a degree of creative instinctiveness that is rare among the engineers I have known and worked with in my over 50 years of experience in a variety of venues as a practicing “real world engineer” and an Electrical Engineering Professor. Dr. Yuk has a special naturally pleasant personality among the myriad of individuals that I have known. … Read more

G. R. BrannerProfessor

10/10 Great guy, knows his stuff.

UCD Student, EEC132B W'12

The instructor presented the material great. The lecture was always clear and conveyed in an excellent manner. I truly appreciate how thorough the instructor was when solving problems. Some instructors will skip over some of the math involved in solving problems which would sometime confuse me, however Dr. Yuk was always very detailed.

CSUS Student, EEE117 F'15

8/10 Kelvin was very helpful in office hours.

UCD Student, EEC110A W'10

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