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Optical Fibre, Waveguides and Free Space
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By
Lemuel Ibbotson, Formerly Principal Lecturer, University of East London & Open University, UK
Description
'The Fundamentals of Signal Transmission' presents a discussion of the main forms of signal transmission media. Twisted pair, coaxial
line, optical fibre, waveguides and freespace propagation and antennas are covered using a standard format. After a discussion of signals
in general, the nature of wave propagation is examined. These fundamentals are then related to the specific transmission types. Mathematics
is kept as simple as possible and is complemented by ample qualitative explanation; where necessary more detailed mathematics can be
found in the appendices. Some knowledge of basic electronic circuit theory and field theory is assumed.
Written in an informal and
accessible style, 'The Fundamentals of Signal Transmission' provides all undergraduate electronics engineers with a concise overview
of electromagnetic signal transmission.
Audience
2nd and 3rd year undergraduates in electronic engineering and communications engineering.
Contents
Signals and waves * Twin-wire transmission line * Electromagnetic waves * Coaxical line, strip line and wave guides * Optical fibre *
Free space * Further insights using the Smith chart * Solutions to problems.
| Bibliographic details |
Paperback, 160 pages, publication date: NOV-1998
ISBN-13: 978-0-340-70576-6
ISBN-10: 0-340-70576-0
Imprint: BUTTERWORTH HEINEMANN
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