FOUNDATIONS FOR MICROWAVE ENGINEERING
This text covers both passive and active microwave circuits. The text provides detailed coverage of microwave tubes, solid state microwave amplifier design using scattering matrices, parametric amplifiers, and solid state oscillators and mixers. The author emphasizes modern applications of microstri...
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Foundations for microwave engineering