Antenna Engineering Using Physical Optics (English)

(Practical CAD Techniques and Software - ISBN: 9780890067321)

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Publisher: Artech House on Demand

Format: Paperback

Published Date: October 1996

MSRP: $169.00

Synopsis: An examination of the field, with an eye toward a competitive environment where speed and efficiency are as vital as accuracy, allowing analysis with a minimum of engineering time. Topics include propagation, arrays and small antenna elements, apertures, diffraction, reflector antennas, an.... Read More

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Book Synopsis
An examination of the field, with an eye toward a competitive environment where speed and efficiency are as vital as accuracy, allowing analysis with a minimum of engineering time. Topics include propagation, arrays and small antenna elements, apertures, diffraction, reflector antennas, and radar cross-section. Appendices contain mathematical identities, FORTRAN routines and subroutines, MATLAB coordinate rotations, an index to FORTRAN and C routines, an index to inputs and outputs to FORTRAN and C routines, and a MATLAB file index. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
Book Details
Contributors:	Author: Leo Diaz Author: Thomas A. Milligan
ISBN:	9780890067321
Edition Title:	Antenna Engineering Using Physical Optics
Published Date:	October 1996
Format:	Paperback
Page:	343
Fiction:	No
Illustrated:	No
Publisher:	Artech House on Demand
Imprint Company:	Artech House on Demand
Book Language:	English
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Hardcover & Disk Publisher Note An examination of the field, with an eye toward a competitive environment where speed and efficiency are as vital as accuracy, allowing analysis with a minimum of engineering time. Topics include propagation, arrays and small antenna elements, apertures, diffraction, reflector antennas, and radar cross-section. Appendices contain mathematical identities, FORTRAN routines and subroutines, MATLAB coordinate rotations, an index to FORTRAN and C routines, an index to inputs and outputs to FORTRAN and C routines, and a MATLAB file index. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.