Encyclopedia of RF and Microwave Engineering

The Six-Volume Encyclopedia of RF and Microwave Engineering is designed as a compendium of theory, design methods, and applications as well as an examination of technologies and future trends. Each article includes an overview of each subject, followed by in-depth descriptions of important theory, technology developments, and applications. Each article is written for both non-specialists who require an overview of a subject and specialists who need in-depth information. All articles are self-contained, complete with their own reference lists.

Key Features

• Represents the most comprehensive single source of information on RF and Microwaves

• Contains over 400 articles

• Features such key topics as Electromagnetics, Wave Propagation, RF Circuits, RF Receivers, Microwave Antennas, RF and Microwave Photonics, CAD Techniques and Modeling, Noise, Communications Systems, Radio Technologies, Remote Sensing, and more

• Includes articles that have been modified and updated from the award-winning Wiley Encyclopedia of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

• Contains the work of over 250 contributors from military, industry, government, and universities

• Lavishly illustrated with over 5000 figures and photos