Antenna systems and electronic warfare applications / Richard A. Poisel.

By:

Poisel, Richard

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Material type: Text

TextSeries: Artech House electronic warfare libraryBoston : Artech House, c2012Description: 1059 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9781608074846

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Genre/Form:

Electronic books.

DDC classification:

623.043 23 P.R.A

LOC classification:

UG485 .P638 2012eb

Contents:

Ch. 1. Introduction to electronic warfare antenna systems -- Ch. 2. Principles of electromagnetic radiation -- Ch. 3. Fundamental antenna properties -- Ch. 4. Transmission lines -- Ch. 5. Dipole antennas -- Ch. 6. Monopole antennas -- Ch. 7. Loop antennas -- Ch. 8. Traveling wave antennas -- Ch. 9. Antenna arrays -- Ch. 10. EW applications of antenna arrays -- Ch. 11. Yagi-Uda antennas -- Ch. 12. Frequency independent EW antennas -- Ch. 13. Aperture antennas -- Ch. 14. Electrically small EW antennas -- Ch. 15. Patch antennas -- Ch. 16. EW application of patch antennas -- Ch. 17. Adaptive EW antenna arrays -- Ch. 18. Fractal antennas -- Genetically designed EW antennas -- Ch. 20. Antenna matching -- Ch. 21. Multicouplers, combiners, and diplexers -- Ch. 22. Radomes -- Appendix A. RF amplifiers -- Appendix B. RF switches -- Appendix C. The method of moments -- Appendix D. Properties of dielectric materials.

Summary: This comprehensive book serves as a one-stop resource for practical EW antenna system know-how. Supported with over 700 illustrations and nearly 1,700 equations, this authoritative reference offers you detailed explanations of all the important foundations and aspects of this technology. Moreover, you get an in-depth treatment of a wide range of antenna system applications. The book presents the key characteristics of each type of antenna, including dipoles, monopoles, loops, arrays, horns, and patches. This authoritative volume enables you to analyze and design broadband communication and radar EW antennas, interface antennas to receivers and power amplifiers with maximum efficiency, use multicouplers to connect multiple receivers to a single antenna, and apply the correct kind of antenna to EW problems.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Main library B3	Faculty of Engineering & Technology (Electrical)	623.043 P.R.A (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		00010752

Includes index.

Ch. 1. Introduction to electronic warfare antenna systems --
Ch. 2. Principles of electromagnetic radiation --
Ch. 3. Fundamental antenna properties --
Ch. 4. Transmission lines --
Ch. 5. Dipole antennas --
Ch. 6. Monopole antennas --
Ch. 7. Loop antennas --
Ch. 8. Traveling wave antennas --
Ch. 9. Antenna arrays --
Ch. 10. EW applications of antenna arrays --
Ch. 11. Yagi-Uda antennas --
Ch. 12. Frequency independent EW antennas --
Ch. 13. Aperture antennas --
Ch. 14. Electrically small EW antennas --
Ch. 15. Patch antennas --
Ch. 16. EW application of patch antennas --
Ch. 17. Adaptive EW antenna arrays --
Ch. 18. Fractal antennas --
Genetically designed EW antennas --
Ch. 20. Antenna matching --
Ch. 21. Multicouplers, combiners, and diplexers --
Ch. 22. Radomes --
Appendix A. RF amplifiers --
Appendix B. RF switches --
Appendix C. The method of moments --
Appendix D. Properties of dielectric materials.

This comprehensive book serves as a one-stop resource for practical EW antenna system know-how. Supported with over 700 illustrations and nearly 1,700 equations, this authoritative reference offers you detailed explanations of all the important foundations and aspects of this technology. Moreover, you get an in-depth treatment of a wide range of antenna system applications. The book presents the key characteristics of each type of antenna, including dipoles, monopoles, loops, arrays, horns, and patches. This authoritative volume enables you to analyze and design broadband communication and radar EW antennas, interface antennas to receivers and power amplifiers with maximum efficiency, use multicouplers to connect multiple receivers to a single antenna, and apply the correct kind of antenna to EW problems.

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