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Principles of Microwave Circuits
Abstract
* Chapter 1: Introduction * Chapter 2: Electromagnetic waves * Chapter 3: Waveguides as transmission lines * Chapter 4: Elements of network theory * Chapter 5: General microwave circuit theorems * Chapter 6: Waveguide circuit elements * Chapter 7: Resonant cavities as microwave circuit elements * Chapter 8: Radial transmission lines * Chapter 9: Waveguide junctions with several arms * Chapter 10: Mode transformations * Chapter 11: Dielectrics in waveguides * Chapter 12: The symmetry of waveguide junctions
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- Institution of Engineering and Technology eBooks
- Published
- 1987-01-01
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- W1503725248
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- 35.46
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- en
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