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An Introduction to Radio Frequency Engineering
Product Review "His approach gives readers a strong theoretical foundation by using a minimum of mathematics and numerous examples, illustrations, and homework problems. This well-written book is intended for upper-level electrical engineering undergraduates, graduate students, researchers, and practicing engineers. Recommended for libraries associated with electrical engineering academic programs. Highly recommended." F.A. Cassara, Polytechnic University, CHOICE Product Description Using an easily understood approach combined with numerous worked examples, illustrations and homework problems, this textbook focuses on minimizing the mathematics needed to grasp radio frequency engineering. The book includes broad coverage of RF systems, circuit design, antennas, propagation and digital techniques. Written for upper level undergraduate courses, it will also provide an great introduction to the subject for graduate students, researchers and practicing engineers. Reader Reviews As an undergraduate student taking an upper level wireless circuits course, this book was mandatory and severely disappointed both the class and the instructor. While the book introduces several topics relevant to RF engineering, it goes nowhere in developing central ideas and providing adequate explanations for equations. The logical flow is broken throughout the text, and it would only make sense to someone already familiar to RF engineering. To any engineering students familiar with thin texts covering expansive subject matter, and offering no concrete insight, this book fits perfectly into that category. The one section that developed a little better than the others concerned a review of resonant circuits, however, other texts are available that offer much better coverage. Comment | | (Report this)
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