Smart antennas with MATLAB®

Smart antennas with MATLAB®

by Gross, Frank B.

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Fully revised for the latest advances in the field, this comprehensive professional reference offers a complete overview of the principles behind smart antenna design and operation and is the only book to addresses reconfigurable antennas and vector antennas.

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Title Statements

  • Full title :Smart antennas with MATLAB® / Frank B. Gross.

Summary

Fully revised for the latest advances in the field, this comprehensive professional reference offers a complete overview of the principles behind smart antenna design and operation and is the only book to addresses reconfigurable antennas and vector antennas.

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Edition Statements

  • Publication Date:2015
  • Edition:Second edition

Publication Statements

Notes

"Originally published as Smart antennas for wireless communications: with MATLAB, copyright © 2005"--Title page verso.

The Physical Object

  • Description:xvii, 377 pages ; : 24 cm

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:9780071822381, 0071822380
  • oclc:ocn908700739
  • LC Classification:TK7871.67.A33
  • Dewey Decimal:621.382/4

Table of Contents

A. About the author -- B. Preface -- Examples and solutions on the web -- For instructors -- C. Acknowledgments -- 1. Introduction -- What is a smart antenna? -- Why are smart antennas emerging now? -- What are the benefits of smart antennas? -- Smart antennas involve many disciplines -- Overview of the book -- References -- 2. Fundamentals of electromagnetic fields -- Maxwell's equations -- The helmholtz wave equation -- Propagation in rectangular coordinates -- Propagation in spherical coordinates -- Electric field boundary conditions -- Magnetic field boundary conditions -- Planewave reflection and transmission coefficients -- Propagation over flat earth -- Knife-edge diffraction -- References -- Problems -- 3. Antenna fundamentals -- Antenna field regions -- Power density -- Radiation intensity -- Basic antenna nomenclature -- Friis transmission formula -- Magnetic vector potential and the far field -- Linear antennas -- Loop antennas -- References -- Problems -- 4. Array fundamentals -- Linear arrays -- Array weighting -- Circular arrays -- Rectangular planar arrays -- Fixed beam arrays -- Fixed sidelobe canceling -- Retrodirective arrays -- References -- Problems -- 5. Princ…

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