This straightforward volume takes a distributed, transmission line approach to RF circuit design, with a focus on methodology fundamentals and minimal discussion of theoretical concepts. The Second Edition introduces RF design tools such as the Smith Chart, dual port networks, S-parameters, and provides extensive coverage of RF filter design, matching networks, active and passive device modeling, narrow and broadband amplifiers, mixers, and oscillators. Approaches RF design from a circuit perspective, so readers need little or no background in electromagnetic fields. Prominently features key RF concepts in sidebars throughout the text. For anyone interested in learning more about RF circuit design.
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Such a high price tag for a book that is only useful for academics to sit about and praise it endlessly praise it's merits. I was using it for an engineering unit that was filled with a lot of pointless exercises that are to theoretical to be of any practical use. Speaking with many of fellow students, we were all of a similar opinion. The engineering academia wants students to jump through various hoops instead of trying to educate them to be real useful and practical engineers. I can't understand why most engineering courses have got it so wrong in my opinion (apart from some of the maths). By the time you graduate you really have to start learning all the skills needed to become employable, and you certainly won't get them from books like this one. Try Bowick's book on RF design if you want to learn practical circuits to design and build in the RF sphere. Concise and to the point just as most students would prefer.
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