The Microwave Engineering Handbook provides the only complete reference available on microwave engineering. The three volumes of the handbook cover the entire field of microwave engineering, from basic components to system design. All entries in the handbook are written by experts in the area, bringing together an unrivalled collection of expertise on microwave technology.
The Microwave Engineering Handbook provides the only complete reference available on microwave engineering. The three volumes of the handbook cover the entire field of microwave engineering, from basic components to system design. All entries in the handbook are written by experts in the area, bringing together an unrivalled collection of expertise on microwave technology.
1 Point-to-point transmission, terrestrial line-of-sight links, terrestrial troposcatter links.- 1.1 General.- 1.2 Principles of radio relays.- 1.3 Analogue microwave links.- 1.4 Digital microwave links.- 1.5 Specific nature of over-the-horizon microwave links.- References.- 2 Satellite links.- 2.1 General.- 2.2 Basic principles.- 2.3 Communication satellite technology.- 2.4 Earth stations.- 2.5 Conclusions and prospects.- References.- 3 Low and medium power translators and transmitters.- 3.1 Optimization of the input design of a television translator.- 3.2 Development of television transmitter modulation stages.- 3.3 Optimization of the output design of a television transmitter or translator and enhancing the level of transistorization.- 3.4 Conclusion.- Appendix 3.A The frequency spectrum and broadcasting channels.- 4 Radar systems.- 4.1 The history of radar.- 4.2 General description of radar systems.- 4.3 Main applications of radar systems.- 4.4 Expected evolution of radar systems.- References.- 5 Electronic confrontation.- 5.1 Introduction.- 5.2 Electronic support measures (ESM).- 5.3 Electronic countermeasures (ECM).- 5.4 ECCM applied to radio frequency links.- 5.5 ECCM applied to radars.- 5.6 System design methodology.- 6 Infrared.- 6.1 Introduction.- 6.2 Short historical background.- 6.3 Theory notes.- 6.4 Infrared techniques.- 6.5 Military applications of infrared.- 6.6 Developments and trends in the infrared field.- 7 Industrial, scientific and medical (ISM) applications of microwaves present and prospective.- 7.1 Introduction.- 7.2 High power applications.- 7.3 Active sensors and systems.- 7.4 Passive sensors and systems.- 7.5 Conclusion.- References.- 8 Radioastronomy.- 8.1 Introduction.- 8.2 Radio telescopes.- 8.3 Cosmic radio emission.- 8.4 Continuum radiosources.- 8.5 The 21 cm hydrogen line.- 8.6 Interstellar molecules.- 8.7 Conclusion and prospects.- Appendix 8.A Units and constants in astronomy.- References.- Problems.
1 Point-to-point transmission, terrestrial line-of-sight links, terrestrial troposcatter links.- 1.1 General.- 1.2 Principles of radio relays.- 1.3 Analogue microwave links.- 1.4 Digital microwave links.- 1.5 Specific nature of over-the-horizon microwave links.- References.- 2 Satellite links.- 2.1 General.- 2.2 Basic principles.- 2.3 Communication satellite technology.- 2.4 Earth stations.- 2.5 Conclusions and prospects.- References.- 3 Low and medium power translators and transmitters.- 3.1 Optimization of the input design of a television translator.- 3.2 Development of television transmitter modulation stages.- 3.3 Optimization of the output design of a television transmitter or translator and enhancing the level of transistorization.- 3.4 Conclusion.- Appendix 3.A The frequency spectrum and broadcasting channels.- 4 Radar systems.- 4.1 The history of radar.- 4.2 General description of radar systems.- 4.3 Main applications of radar systems.- 4.4 Expected evolution of radar systems.- References.- 5 Electronic confrontation.- 5.1 Introduction.- 5.2 Electronic support measures (ESM).- 5.3 Electronic countermeasures (ECM).- 5.4 ECCM applied to radio frequency links.- 5.5 ECCM applied to radars.- 5.6 System design methodology.- 6 Infrared.- 6.1 Introduction.- 6.2 Short historical background.- 6.3 Theory notes.- 6.4 Infrared techniques.- 6.5 Military applications of infrared.- 6.6 Developments and trends in the infrared field.- 7 Industrial, scientific and medical (ISM) applications of microwaves present and prospective.- 7.1 Introduction.- 7.2 High power applications.- 7.3 Active sensors and systems.- 7.4 Passive sensors and systems.- 7.5 Conclusion.- References.- 8 Radioastronomy.- 8.1 Introduction.- 8.2 Radio telescopes.- 8.3 Cosmic radio emission.- 8.4 Continuum radiosources.- 8.5 The 21 cm hydrogen line.- 8.6 Interstellar molecules.- 8.7 Conclusion and prospects.- Appendix 8.A Units and constants in astronomy.- References.- Problems.
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It is well written, remarkably comprehensive and does a good job of achieving its aims...I know of no comparable reference text in the field of microwave engineering. - Physics World A general reference work on microwave engineering that includes aspects from basic components to full systems. - Electrotechnology
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