Engineering Electromagnetics

Author: Kenneth R. Demarest
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: This book can be used as a textbook for undergraduate students in electronic engineering and communication majors, or as a reference book for engineering technicians. Based on physical methods, it explains the theory and fundamental formulas of electromagnetism, including: vector analysis, electromagnetic sources, electromagnetic forces, and electromagnetic fields; electric fields in free space; electric fields in dielectrics; capacitance and electric energy; magnetic fields in free space; magnetic fields in dielectrics; magnetic induction coefficient, magnetic energy, and magnetic forces; time-division electromagnetic fields; transmission lines; plane waves; waveguides; radiation and antennas. The book also introduces how to apply them to engineering practice.