Electromagnetic Fields, Microwave Technology, and Antennas

Author: Sheng Zhenhua (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book primarily introduces the fundamental theories, concepts, techniques, and analytical methods related to electromagnetic fields and waves, microwave technology, and antennas. The book is divided into seven chapters, covering the basic principles of electromagnetic fields and waves, transmission line theory, microwave transmission lines, microwave network fundamentals, microwave components, microwave active devices and circuits, and antennas. Each chapter includes a summary, along with a certain number of examples and exercises. This book is one of the uniformly compiled textbooks for engineering majors in electronic fields at universities nationwide. It is suitable for undergraduate students in communication engineering, applied electronics technology, electronic instruments and measurement, information engineering, automatic control, electronic equipment and structures, and related fields. With appropriate selections, it can also serve as a textbook for junior college students in electronic fields. Additionally, it can be referenced by technical personnel working in microwave technology, electronic measurement, and radio technology.