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By
Joe Carr, Formerly Electronics Engineer (avionics) with US Defense Department and leading electronics author for Newnes and Prompt.
Description
Some basic knowledge of electronics is assumed, but the essential features of RF are fully described, including the important topic of
receiver dynamic which is often overlooked in basic textbooks. The theory and circuit descriptions are geared towards genuine design
applications rather than the oversimiplifications and skeleton circuits of many college texts.
During his career, the late Joe Carr
was one of the world's leading writers on electronics and radio, and an authority on the design and use of RF systems. Whether you are
looking for a complete self-study course in RF technology, or a concise reference text to dip into, this book has the solution.
Audience
Technicians, advanced hobbyists, students, telecommunications engineers.
Contents
Foreword; Preface; Introduction to radio frequencies; Signals and noise; Radio receivers; RF amplifiers; Mixers; Oscillators; IF amplifiers
and filters; Demodulators; Capacitors; Inductors; Tuning and matching; Splitters and hybrids; Monolithic microwave integrated circuits;
Measuring inductors and capacitors; RF power measurement; Filtering against EMI/RFI; Noise cancellation bridges; Bibliography; Index
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Paperback, 416 pages, publication date: APR-2002
ISBN-13: 978-0-7506-4844-8
ISBN-10: 0-7506-4844-9
Imprint: NEWNES
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