Electromagnetics, Microwave Circuit, and Antenna Design for Communications Engineering View Larger Image | Peter Russer
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If you’re looking for a clear, comprehensive overview of basic electromagnetics
principles and applications to antenna and microwave circuit design for communications,
this authoritative book is your best choice. Including concise explanations of
all required mathematical concepts needed to fully comprehend the material, the
book is your complete resource for understanding electromagnetics in current,
emerging and future broadband communication systems, as well as high-speed analogue
and digital electronic circuits and systems.
From electromagnetic wave propagation, electromagnetic interference,
and transmission lines and waveguides, to linear multiports, microwave circuits
and antennas, you get expert guidance in a wide range of key areas to help you
solve design problems in communications engineering. Supported with over 200
illustrations and 900 equations, there is no other book currently available
that explains electromagnetics in such an easy-to-understand manner.
Table of Contents
Introduction.
Basic Electromagnetics - The Electromagnetic Field Concept.
Field Intensities. Current and Flux Densities. The Charge Density. The Maxwell
Puzzle. The Integral Form of Maxwell’s Equations. The Plane Electromagnetic
Wave. The Wave Equation. The Polarization of Electromagnetic Waves. The Kirchhoff
Laws. The Differential Form of Maxwell’s Equations. Fields in Curved Coordinate
Systems. Differential Forms for Curved Coordinate Systems.
Spherical Waves. Cylindrical Waves. Boundary Conditions.
Time-Harmonic Electromagnetic Fields - Frequency Domain Representation
of Electromagnetic Fields. Fourier Analysis and Synthesis. Maxwell’s Equations
in Frequency Domain.
Concepts, Methods and Theorems - The Poynting’s Theorem.
The Tellegen’s Theorem. The Electromagnetic Potentials. The Reciprocity
Theorem. The Principle of Duality. Sources of the Electromagnetic Field. The
Huygen’s Principle. The Helmholtz Equation. TM and TE Waves.
Static and Stationary Fields - Capacitance and Inductance.
Capacitive and Inductive Coupling of Conductors. Modeling of Electromagnetic
Coupling in Circuits.
Surface Waves-Transverse Magnetic Surface Waves. Surface
Currents in Conductors. The Skin Effect. Induced Surface Currents.
Transmission Lines and Waveguides - Phase and Group Velocity.
Evaluation of the Field Components. Transverse Electromagnetic Waveguides. Rectangular
Waveguides. Circular Waveguides. Planar Waveguides. Strip Lines. Microstrip
Lines. Coplanar Lines. Slot Lines. Dielectric Waveguides and Optical Fibers.
The Transmission Line Equations - Generalized Voltages and
Currents. Solution of the Transmission Line Equations. Wave Amplitudes. Reflection
Coefficient and Smith Diagram.
Resonant Circuits and Resonators - The Linear Passive One-port.
Resonant Circuits. The Transmission Line Resonator. Cavity Resonators. Coupling
of Resonant Circuits and Resonators.
Microwave Circuits - Linear Multiports. Source Free Linear
Multiports. The Matrix Representations of Multiports. Power Properties of Linear
Source-Free Multiports. Reciprocal Multiports. Symmetry
Properties of Waveguide Junctions. The S Matrix Representation of Circuits with
General Topology.
Antennas - Green’s Function. The Hertz Dipole. Linear
Antennas. The Loop Antenna. Receiving Antennas. Antenna Gain and Antenna Area.
Antenna Arrays. Aperture Antennas. Broadband Antennas. Planar Antennas. Conformal
Antennas.
Computer Aided Design of Microwave Circuits and Antennas
- Overview over Numerical Methods for EM Modeling. CAD Tools for Modeling of
Microwave Circuits and Antennas.
About the Author
Peter Russer is a Professor
and Head of the Institute for High Frequency Engineering at Technische Universität
München in Germany. He is a Fellow of the IEEE. He received his Dipl.-Ing. and
Dr. techn. degrees in Electrical Engineering from the Vienna University of Technology.
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