PRACTICAL ANTENNA HANDBOOK 4ED
Ouvrage 0-07-137435-3 : PRACTICAL ANTENNA HANDBOOK 4ED
The Antenna Builder's Bible - Revised, Updated, and Better Than Ever!
The most popular book on antennas ever written and unquestionably the
world's favorite antenna book, Joseph J. Carr's Practical Antenna
Handbook, Fourth Edition is a treasure for anyone with an interest in
antennas, from the newest of novices to the most experienced engineer.
This empowering book gives you all kinds of projects -- and it provides
you with material that explains exactly why your creations were a
success. But most importantly, it prepares you to design and construct
your own antennas for the cases Carr modestly suggests that the author
thoughtlessly failed to cover.
This fourth edition blends, in Joseph J. Carr's words, the theoretical
concepts that the engineers and others need to design practical
antennas, and the hard-learned practical lessons derived from actually
building and using antennas --real antennas, and the hard-earned
practical lessons derived from actually building and using antennas --
real antennas made of real metal -- not merely theoretical constructs on
a blackboard.
Add it to your library and it will no doubt assume a favorite spot
inside your toolbox, dog-eared and annotated with your personal notes .
. . obviously used and enjoyed to the fullest extent.
New! Added Material on:
*Small transmitting antennas
*Receiving loop antennas
*Antenna modeling software -- including material on EZNEC for Windows
3.0
Covers a Wide Variety of Antennas:
*High-frequency dipole
*Vertically polarized HF
*Multiband and tunable wire
*Hidden and limited space
*Directional phased vertical and directional beam VHF/UHF transmitting
and receiving
*Shortwave reception
*Microwave
*Mobile, marine, and emergency
*And much more
Great For:
*Radio and electronics technicians
*Amateur radio operators
*Citizen banders
*Shortwave listeners (SWL)
*Monitoring hobbyists
*Radio enthusiasts and professionals of all types
*
Introduction to the Fourth Edition.
CHAPTER 1: Introduction to Radio Broadcasting and Communications.
CHAPTER 2: Radio-wave Propagation.
CHAPTER 3: Transmission Lines.
CHAPTER 4: The Smith Chart.
CHAPTER 5: Fundamentals of Radio Antennas.
CHAPTER 6: High-Frequency Dipole and Other Doublet Antennas.
CHAPTER 7: Vertically Polarized HF Antennas.
CHAPTER 8: Multiband and Tunable-Wire Antennas.
CHAPTER 9: Longwire Directional Antennas.
CHAPTER 10: Hidden and Limited-Space Antennas.
CHAPTER 11: Directional Phased Vertical Antennas.
CHAPTER 12: Directional Beam Antennas.
CHAPTER 13: Antennas for Shortwave Reception.
CHAPTER 14: Large Wire Loop Antennas.
CHAPTER 15: Small Loop Receiving Antennas.
CHAPTER 16: Small Transmitting Loop Antennas.
CHAPTER 17: Antenna Modeling Software.
CHAPTER 18: VHF/UHF Transmitting and Receiving Antennas.
CHAPTER 19: Microwave Waveguides and Antennas.
CHAPTER 20: Antenna Noise Temperature.
CHAPTER 21: Antennas for Radio Astronomy.
CHAPTER 22: Adjusting, Installing and Troubleshooting Antennas and
Transmission Lines.
CHAPTER 23: Antennas for Radio Direction Finding (RDF).
CHAPTER 24: Impedence Matching in Antenna Systems.
CHAPTER 25: Mobile, Emergency, Portable and Marine Antennas.
CHAPTER 26: Antennas for Low-Frequency Operation.
CHAPTER 27: Measurement and Adjustment Techniques.
CHAPTER 28: General Antenna Mechanical Construction Techniques.
CHAPTER 29: Grounding the Antenna: What is a Good Ground?
Auteur : CARR
Editeur : MAC GRAW HILL
Nombre de pages : 600
Date de publication : 05 2001
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