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Antenna: for all applications/ John D. Kraus

By: Kraus, John DContributor(s): Merhefka, Ronald J., CoautorMaterial type: TextTextLanguage: English Publisher: New York : Mcgraw-Hill 2002Edition: 3ISBN: 0072321032Subject(s): ANTENAS (ELECTRONICA)DDC classification: 621.3824
Contents:
Antennas basic 2.The antenna family 3.Point sources 4.Arrays of point sources, part I 5.Arrays of point sources, Part II 6.The electric dipole and thin linear antennas 7.The loop antenna 8.End-fire antennas: the helical beam antenna and the yagi-uda array, part I 9.Slot, patch and horn antennas 10.Flat sheet, corner and parabolic reflector antennas 11.Broadband and frequency-independent antennas 12.Antenna temperature, remote sensing and radar cross section 13.Self and mutual impedances 14.The cylindrical antenna and the moment method (MM) 15.The fourier transform relation between aperture distribution and far-field pattern 16.Arrays of dipoles and of apertures 17.Lens antennas 18.Frequency selective surfaces and periodic structures by ben a munk 19.Practical design considerations of large aperture antennas 20.Some examples of large or unique antennas 21.Antennas for special applications 22.Terahertz antennas 23.baluns, etc. by ben a munk 24.Antenna measurements, by arto lehto and pertti vainikainen
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Antennas basic 2.The antenna family 3.Point sources 4.Arrays of point sources, part I 5.Arrays of point sources, Part II 6.The electric dipole and thin linear antennas 7.The loop antenna 8.End-fire antennas: the helical beam antenna and the yagi-uda array, part I 9.Slot, patch and horn antennas 10.Flat sheet, corner and parabolic reflector antennas 11.Broadband and frequency-independent antennas 12.Antenna temperature, remote sensing and radar cross section 13.Self and mutual impedances 14.The cylindrical antenna and the moment method (MM) 15.The fourier transform relation between aperture distribution and far-field pattern 16.Arrays of dipoles and of apertures 17.Lens antennas 18.Frequency selective surfaces and periodic structures by ben a munk 19.Practical design considerations of large aperture antennas 20.Some examples of large or unique antennas 21.Antennas for special applications 22.Terahertz antennas 23.baluns, etc. by ben a munk 24.Antenna measurements, by arto lehto and pertti vainikainen

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