Microwave Engineering - (English Version) (Third Edition)

Author: (USA) David M. Pozar
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book is adapted from David M. Pozar's Microwave Engineering, Third Edition, and removes Chapter 9 on ferrite component theory and design, as well as Chapter 13 on microwave system analysis, as the content in these chapters is relatively simple and widely discussed in the market. Chapters 1 to 4 introduce the basic theories of electromagnetic fields and circuit theory, while Chapters 5 to 11 elucidate various microwave circuits and devices using relevant concepts. In terms of fundamental theory, the book presents classical electromagnetic field theory and discusses distributed circuit and network analysis methods commonly used in modern microwave engineering. Regarding microwave circuits and devices, it includes the design of planar structure elements and integrated circuits, phase noise of oscillators, transistor power amplifiers, nonlinear effects, and tools frequently used by microwave engineers today. At the end of each chapter, exercises are provided, and answers to selected exercises are available at the end of the book for instructor use and student self-assessment. This book can serve as a textbook for senior undergraduate or graduate students in microwave engineering, as well as a reference for engineers engaged in the research, development, and design of microwave circuits and devices.