Microwave Technology and Antennas

Author: Yin Jijie
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: This book is compiled and enriched based on the lecture notes prepared over many years of teaching "Electromagnetic Fields and Microwave Technology" and "Antenna Principles" to undergraduate students in electronic information engineering, communication engineering, and related fields. It summarizes the author's extensive teaching and research experience. The book has a coherent structure, emphasizes the logical connection of content, and combines the physical significance of phenomena with the necessary mathematical logical thinking during the explanation of principles. It also focuses on the integration and continuity with preceding professional courses, as well as a balanced approach that combines rigor and readability. The book covers the basic concepts, theories, analytical methods, and fundamental techniques of electromagnetic fields, electromagnetic waves, and antennas. It is divided into six chapters, including an introduction, an upper part, and a lower part, which respectively explain the basic concepts and laws of electromagnetic fields, the principles, laws, and techniques of guided electromagnetic wave radiation and electromagnetic wave propagation. The book is compact in structure and concise in content, making it suitable as a teaching text for undergraduate students in electronic information engineering, communication engineering, and related fields. After appropriate adjustments, it can also be used as a teaching resource for students and junior college students in related disciplines. Additionally, the book serves as a reference for engineers in the electronic information technology industry.