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Íàçâàíèå: Foundations for Microwave Engineerings
Àâòîð: Collin R.E.
Àííîòàöèÿ: "FOUNDATIONS FOR MICROWAVE ENGINEERING, Second Edition, covers the major topics of microwave engineering. Its presentation defines the accepted standard for both advanced undergraduate and graduate level courses on microwave engineering. An essential reference book for the practicing microwave engineer, it features:
Planar transmission lines, as well as an appendix that describes in detail conformal mapping methods for their analysis and attenuation characteristics
Small aperture coupling and its application in practical components such as directional couplers and cavity coupling
Printed circuit components with an emphasis on techniques such as even and odd mode analysis and the use of symmetry properties
Microwave linear amplifier and oscillator design using solid-state circuits such as varactor devices and transistors
FOUNDATIONS FOR MICROWAVE ENGINEERING, Second Edition, has extensive coverage of transmission lines, waveguides, microwave circuit theory, impedance matching and cavity resonators. It devotes an entire chapter to fundamental microwave tubes, in addition to chapters on periodic structures, microwave filters, small signal solid-state microwave amplifier and oscillator design, and negative resistance devices and circuits. Completely updated in 1992, it is being reissued by the IEEE Press in response to requests from our many members, who found it an invaluable textbook and an enduring reference for practicing microwave engineers.
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Èçäàíèå: second edition
Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 2001
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diagram 564—566
Admittance characteristic, of transmission line 76
Admittance electronic, in klystron 68S
Admittance inverters, in filters 603—614
Afsar, M.N. 130
Alexopolous, N.G. 111
Allison, J. 190
Alseyah, S.A. 647
Altschuler, E.E. 351
Amplification of I rave ling-wave tube 698
Amplification of klystron 685
Amplification of parametric amplifier 813 815—820
Amplifier, design of 755—759 780—795
Amplifier, double stage 788—793
Amplifier, gain of 274 728—735
Amplifier, low noise 773—776 787
Amplifier, single stage 781—788
Amplifier, stability of 736—744
Anderson, T.N. 421
Anisotropic media 26—28
Antenna, probe in waveguide 276—281
Aperture in rectangular cavity 517—523
Aperture, coupling by.in waveguide 284—294
Aperture, polarizability of circular 2B5
Attenuation for circular waveguide 196—197
Attenuation for coaxial transmission line 111 117
Attenuation for coplanar line 178—180
Attenuation for mikrostrip line 153—157 163—164
Attenuation for rectangular waveguide 188—189
Attenuation for strip line 171—173
Attenuation for transmission line 108—111
Attenuator electronic 400—404
Attenuator rotary 397—400
Ayres, W.P. 456
Backward-wave oscillator 709
Baden Fuller, A.J. 21
Badinet’s principle 580
Bahl, J. 166 219 413 432 479 500 875
Bailey.A B. 16
Balanis, C.A. 16
Bandwidth of matching network 325—330
Bandwidth of resonant circuit 483
Beam coupling parameter 672
Beam, electron see “Electron beam”
Beck, A.H.W. 712
Beleuitch, V. 596
Benedek, P. 491
Benson.F.A. 190
Bessel functions 195 581—583 881—885
Bessel functions spherical 510—511
Bethe directional coupler 416—419
Bethe, H.A. 284 416
Bevensee, R.M. 647
Bhartia, P. 166 219 413 432 479 500 875
Bilinear transformation 716 725—726
Binomial quarter-wave transformer 350—352
Blackwelt, L.A. 830
Blight.R.E. 480
Bloch wave 556
Bloch wave impedance of 556—557 (see also “Periodic structures”)
Bobroff, D. 668
Bolinder, F. 374 393
Bosnia.H. 475 480
Bostian.C W. 16
Boundary conditions at conducting edge 43—44
Boundary conditions at conducting surface 41—43
Boundary conditions at infinity 44
Boundary conditions for electromagnetic field 39—44
Bowman, F. 8S5
Branch line directional coupler 432—434
Branch, G.M. 660
Brewer, G.R. 712
Brillouin flow for electron beam 653 701
Brillouin, L. 647 653
Brown, J. 346
Burton.M, N. 207 209
Button, K.J. 130 480
Capacitance distributed of coaxial line 115
Capacitance distributed of coplanar line 176
Capacitance distributed of microstrip line 147—151
Capacitance distributed of strip line 896—898
Capacitance distributed of transmission line 72—73
Capacitance of microstrip gap 493
Capacitance of microstrip open end 492
Capacitance of microstrip step 368
Capacitors for microstrip circuits 322
Carcinotrons 709
Carlin, H.J. 471
Carson, R. 798
Caulton.M. 322
Cavity coupling parameter for 496 521—523
Cavity cylindrical 504—508
Cavity cylindrical mode chart for 507
Cavity cylindrical Q of 507
Cavity cylindrical resonant frequency of 506
Cavity degenerate modes in 536—538
Cavity excitation of 538—541 683—686
Cavity field expansion m 525—533
Cavity filter 635—641
Cavity loap-coupled 523—525
Cavity oscillations in 533—536
Cavity perturbation of 541—545
Cavity rectangular 500—504
Cavity rectangular aperture coupled 517—523
Cavity rectangular Q of 503—504
Cavity rectangular resonant frequency of 501—502
Chang, K 210 219 413—414 479 722 724 798 875
Chang, K.K N. 830
Chebyshev filters 593—596
Chebyshev polynomials 353 355
Chebyshev quarter-wave transformer 352—360
Chebyshev tapered transmission line 380—383
Chew, W.C 149
Chodorow.M. 672 712
Choke joint 397
Choke joint in variable short circuits 395—397
Chow.K.K. 549
Chu, K.R. 712
Chu, L.J. 668
Circles, constant gain 744—755
Circles, constant mismatch 776—780
Circles, constant noise figure 772—776
Circles, constant stability 736—744
Circles, constant stability load 736
Circles, constant stability source 739
Circular polarized field 405—407 452
Circulator, four-port 468—471
Circulator, four-port characteristic impedance of 115
Circulator, four-port distributed parameters for 115—116
Circulator, four-port fields in 106—108
Circulator, four-port for parametric amplifier 816—817
Circulator, four-port, scattering matrix for 471—472
Circulator, four-port, three-port 471—476
Clarricoats, P. 480
Coaxial transmission line attenuation in 111 117
Cohn, S.B. 173 393 346 444 590 596 639 647
Coleman, J.T. 703
Collin.R.B. 16 43 165 171 208 241 277 284 286 340 346 380 393 417 418 525 544 888
Collins.G.B 712
Comstock, R.L. 480
Conformal mapping 886—889
Conformal mapping and conductor loss 898—910
Conformal mapping and conductor loss for coplanar line 905—910
Conformal mapping and conductor loss for microstrip line 903—905
Conformal mapping coplanar line 892
Conformal mapping for slot line 892
Conformal mapping for stnjj line 896—898
Conformal mapping microstrip line 892—896
Constitutive relations 23—28
Continuity equation for current 20
Coplanar transmission line 126—127 175—180
Coplanar transmission line attenuation in 178—180
Coplanar transmission line impedance of 176—176
Copson.E.T. 229
Corrugated plane as periodic structure 571—577
Costanzo, A. 850
Coupled microstrip line 126—121
Coupled microstrip line for directional coupler 427—432
Coupled strip line 173—174
Coupling coefficient, for coupled microstrip line 166
Coupling in directional coupler 414
Coupling of modes in lossy cavity 536—538
Coupling parameter for cavity 496 521—523
Courtoise, L. 549
Cullen, A.L. 830
Current linear, excitation of waveguide by 2B1—283
Current loop, in waveguide 283—284
Current normalized 223
Current on transmission line 106
Current, equivalent in waveguide 221—223
Cutoff frequence see “Waveguide circular”; rectangular”
Cyclotron frequency 701 704
Dalman, G.C 219
Daly, D.A. 322
Damping of cavity 484
Delta function 59—60
Diaphragm capacitive, in rectangular guide 341—342
Diaphragm inductive, in rectangular guide 340—341
Dicke, R.H. 220 245 302 416 479 548
dielectric constant 25
Dielectric resonator 508—517
Dielectric resonator cylindrical 515—516
Dielectric resonator hemispherical 509—515
Dielectric resonator Q of 513
Directional coupler Bethe type 416—419
Directional coupler branch line 432—434
Directional coupler caupling in 414
Directional coupler Chebyshev 422—421
Directional coupler coupled line 427—432
Directional coupler directivity of 414
Directional coupler Lange 434—435
Directional coupler multielement 422—427
Directional coupler scattering matrix for 414—416
Directional coupler Schwinger reverse phase 420
Directional coupler two-hole 419—420
Directional coupler two-hole Moreno crossed guide 42]
Directional coupler two-hole Riblet T-slot 421
Disk resonator 496—500
Dispersion in microstrip line 168—163
Dispersion of signal in waveguide 198—204
Double-stream amplifier 708
Double-stub tuner 312—317
Double-stub tuner for waveguide 1342—343
E mode 102—104
E mode in circular guide 194—196
E mode in rectangular guide 193
E-H tuner 342—343
Edwards, T.C 219
Ekholdt, R. 322
Electron beam ac power relations for 667—670
Electron beam Brillouin flow for 653 701
Electron beam de conditions for 650
Electron beam ion-neutralized 650—651
Electron beam kinetic-power theorem for 670
Electron beam perveance of 650
Electron beam space-charge waves on 654—667
Electron beam velocity modulation of 670—678 (see also “Space-charge waves”)
Electron beam with axially confinec flow 651
Electron beam, beam coupling parameter for 672
Electron precession in ferrite 451—460
Electronic admittance of reflex klystron 688
Elliott, R.S. 16
Elliptic sine function 889—891
Emde, F. 895
Energy electric 34—36
Energy magnetic 34—36
Energy velocity of in free space 48
Energy velocity of in periodic structures 566—571
Energy velocity of in waveguides 204—205
Excitation of cavity 538—541 683—686
Excitation of waveguides 281—294
Exponential taper for transmission line 372
Faraday rotation in ferrites 460—464
Faraday’s law 18
Fay, C.E. 480
Ferguson, P.E. 703
Ferrite electron precession in 451—460
Ferrite Faraday rotation in 460—464
Ferrite in microwave devices 464—476
Ferrite magnetic permeability af 455 457—459
Ferrite plane-wave propagation in 459—460
Filling factor 155
Filters cavity direct-coupled 639—642
Filters cavity quarter-wsve-coupled 635—639
Filters frequency transformations in low-pass to bandpass 600—602
Filters frequency transformations in low-pass to high-pass 599—600
Filters frequency transformations in periodic 602-E03
Filters frequency transformations in, expansion 599
Filters half-wave 360—370 617—626
Filters image-parameter design of 587—590
Filters impedance inverters in 603—615
Filters insertion-loss design of 591—592
Filters low-pass designs for 595—598
Filters parallel coupled 626—635
Filters power loss ratio in 592—594
Filters power loss ratio in for Chebyshev 593
Filters power loss ratio in for maximally flat 593
Fin line 208—210
Floquet’s theorem 569—571
Foster’s reactance theorem 230—232
Fox, A.G. 409
Frequency bands 2—3
Fresnel reflection coefficient 51—52
Fresnel transmission coefficient 51—52
Fung, A.K. 16
Gain definitions of available 274 728
Gain definitions of maximum 274 728
Gain definitions of power 274 728—735
Gain definitions of transducer 273—274 728
Gain of klystron 685
Gain of parametric amplifier 813 815—820
Gain of travel ing-wave tube 698
Gastine, M.T 549
Gauss’ law 19
Gentile, C 798
Ghione, G. 176
Ginzton, E.L. 16
Gonzalez, G. 798
Gopinath, A. 368
Goubau, G. 549
Gradshteyn, T.S. 891
Group velocity in periodic structures 566—571
Group velocity in waveguide 204—205
GUden, M. 830
Guiliemm, K.A. 229 590
Guillon, P. 549
Gunn oscillator 832—837
Gunston, M.A.R. 160
Gupta, C 368
Gyrator 464—465
Gyrotron 701—708
H modes 98 100—102
H modes in circular guide 196—198
H modes in rectangular guide 182—192
Ha, T.T. 798
Hahn, W.C 663 712
Half-wave filter 360—370 617—626
Half-wave plate 405
Hamilton, D.R. 712
Hammerstad, E.O. 149 151
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