Radio Frequency and Microwave Electronics Illustrated  (English, Mixed media product, Radmanesh Matthew M.)

For undergraduate course in RF electronics and Microwave Circuits and Devices.

This highly illustrated resource makes grasping the fundamentals of RF and microwave electronic theory and design easier and faster. Begins at the rudimentary level of axioms and postulates of physical sciences and progresses to introduce low-frequency transistor circuit analysis and design, RF electronics and wave fundamentals, micro strip lines, and the application of the Smith chart in lumped and distributed circuit analysis and design.

Salient Features

• New and more efficient design methodology.
• New technical terms-Precisely defined as they are introduced.
• Low-frequency electronics-Amply treated, making an easy transition to RF microwaves principles.
• Shift of emphasis-From rigorous mathematical solutions of Maxwell's equations to graphical and conceptual analysis.
• Presentation of classical laws and principles of electricity and magnetism.
• Presentation of a series of scientific postulates and axioms-Lays the foundation for any physical science.