Bridging the Gap Between Electromagnetic Theory and Application [Book/Software Reviews]
James A. Chu
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Open-access reader
James A. Chu
Abstract
Open-access reader
This book is a comprehensive guide that covers antenna fundamentals, basic antenna designs, simulation, and measurement for practical implementation strategies. It emphasizes practicality and also helps antenna designers, circuit designers, and design managers bridge the gap between electromagnetic theory and its application in the design of practical antennas in actual products. The book is organized into nine chapters that include some of the following topics: fundamental concepts; specification and performance, basic and advanced antenna elements, electromagnetic simulation, measurements, and implementation strategies. This book is written for practical antenna designers and includes all of the necessary information to jump in and start designing antennas. It bridges the gap between theory and practice and has just enough equations to make the theory clear but not so many as to be confusing. For the wireless products antenna designer, this is the book you must have in your office as your first reference.
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This book is a comprehensive guide that covers antenna fundamentals, basic antenna designs, simulation, and measurement for practical implementation strategies. It emphasizes practicality and also helps antenna designers, circuit designers, and design managers bridge the gap between electromagnetic theory and its application in the design of practical antennas in actual products. The book is organized into nine chapters that include some of the following topics: fundamental concepts; specification and performance, basic and advanced antenna elements, electromagnetic simulation, measurements, and implementation strategies. This book is written for practical antenna designers and includes all of the necessary information to jump in and start designing antennas. It bridges the gap between theory and practice and has just enough equations to make the theory clear but not so many as to be confusing. For the wireless products antenna designer, this is the book you must have in your office as your first reference.
Key concepts: Bridging (networking), Antenna (radio), Bridge (graph theory), Computer science, Electrical engineering, Electronic engineering, Engineering, Systems engineering