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April 19th 07, 03:29 AM
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RF/antennas hands-on book
On 18 Apr, 18:26, art wrote:
On 11 Apr, 15:40, Theo Markettos wrote: I need to brush up my RF and antenna knowledge, which is always something that I've almost but not quite understood. I've got a few books on the subject (two by Kraus, Electromagnetics and Antennas, and another on RFIC design) but they're often dry academic tomes and it's hard to get a feel for the subject. I'd really like something along the lines of The Art of Electronics for RF. The AofE has a high-frequency chapter but it's a bit too brief (though I ought to go and reread it, it's been a while). Any recommendations for hands-on books that are relatively easy to read, to give an idea of practicalities as well as theory? Thanks Theo Theo On the thread "why" I have mentioned a reference to electromagnetics and antennas, you might want to check it out via google. Art Oooops, I meant to state the Gaussian static law thread. Art |
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