RF and Microwave Handbook

Author: (USA) Gary L. Smith
Translator: Sun Longxiang, Zhao Yujie, Zhang Jian, Tao Jianyi, et al.
Country: United States
Publisher:
Publishing Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This manual is divided into 9 chapters, with each chapter (except the first) containing several articles related to the topic. It provides a comprehensive introduction to applications such as radio frequency (RF) and microwave communications, navigation, radar, electronic warfare, and microwave medicine. Building on this foundation, the manual thoroughly elaborates on RF/microwave engineering technology, covering systems, circuits, components, electrical aspects, processes, measurements, hardware, software, and fundamental electromagnetics. It particularly includes the latest developments and technologies in RF/microwave engineering, cites hundreds of references, and serves as an indispensable comprehensive reference for modern microwave and RF engineers.
Target Audience: Engineering and technical personnel in the field of electronic information, as well as faculty and students in electronic information disciplines at universities and colleges.
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