Ragan G.L. (ed.) Microwave Transmission Circuits

Monograph. — McGraw-Hill books, 2011. — 544 p. — ISBN10: 0071637931. — ISBN13: 978-0071637930. The state of the art in antenna design and engineering. Edited by one of the world's foremost authorities on smart antennas and featuring contributions from global experts, Frontiers in Antennas discusses the latest advances in antenna design and engineering. This pioneering guide...

Lecture. I-1 Table of Contents (1). I-2 Table of Contents (2). I-3 Table of Contents (3). I-4 Table of Contents (4). I-5 Table of Contents (5). I-6 Electromagnetic Fields and Waves (1). I-7 Electromagnetic Fields and Waves (2). I-8 Electromagnetic Fields and Waves (3). I-9 Electromagnetic Fields and Waves (4). I-10 Electromagnetic Fields and Waves (5). I-11 Electromagnetic...

New York: McGraw-Hill, 1948. — 486 p. — (MIT Radiation Laboratory Series. Volume 8) In the engineering application of low-frequency currents, an important step-forward was the development of the impedance concept and its utilization through the theory of linear networks. It was almost inevitable that this concept would be generalized and become useful in the application of...

New York: McGraw-Hill, 1948. — 381 p. — (MIT Radiation Laboratory Series. Volume 16) This volume describes the design of various microwave circuits the have been used as mixers in the microwave region an the Radiation Laboratory. The mixers convert the microwave signal into a signal at a lower frequency, where conventional lumped-constant circuits and multiple-element vacuum...

Artech House, 2013. — 450 p. — ISBN10: 1608075176. — ISBN13: 978-1608075171. This is the first truly comprehensive and most up-to-date handbook available on modern reflector antennas and feed sources for diversified space and ground applications. There has never been such an all-encompassing reflector handbook in print, and no currently available title offers coverage of such...

New York: McGraw-Hill, 1949. — 623 p. — (MIT Radiation Laboratory Series. Volume 12). The need that arose during the war for utilizing the microwave region of the radio frequency spectrum for communications and radar stimulated the development of nelv types of antennas. The problems and design techniques, lying as they do in the domain of both applied electromagnetic theory and...