Copyright: 2005
Pages: 340
ISBN: 9781580538886

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Ultra-wideband (UWB) technology is on the cutting edge of contemporary wireless development and this comprehensive treatment of UWB antennas serves as an invaluable practical reference for your antenna and RF design work. Generously supported with over 200 equations and more than 200 illustrations, this authoritative volume enables you to select the proper UWB antennas for your applications, design and analyze UWB antennas, and integrate these antennas in an RF system. You get a concise discussion on UWB antenna characteristics that allows you to quickly and correctly apply them to your projects without being bogged down by unnecessary theory. From impedance matching and a survey of time domain electromagnetics, to a taxonomy of UWB antennas and coverage of a novel approach to antenna physics involving electromagnetic energy flow, this all-encompassing book provides the hands-on, system-level knowledge you need to realize the performance benefits of ultra-wideband technology. What's more, the book includes a complete overview of the history and development of UWB antennas, helping you to build and improve existing designs rather than reinventing them.
Table Of Contents
Preface. Acknowledgements. AnIntroduction to UWB Antennas - HistoricalIntroduction. What is an Antenna? UWB Antennas. Conclusion. Endnotes. ; Antennas as Transducers - Bandwidth. Dispersion. Where Energy Goes. Polarization. Antenna Matching. Antennas as Transducers. Endnotes. ; Antennas as Transformers - Antenna Impedance. Transmission Lines. Transition from Feed Line to Free Space. Impedance Transformation and Matching. Coupling Balanced and Unbalanced Lines. Antennas as Transformers. Endnotes. ; Antennas as Radiators - Time Domain and Frequency Domain. Maxwell 's Equations. Linear Antennas. Dipole Field. Antennas as Radiators. Endnotes. ; Antennas as Energy Converters - Motivation. Localization of Electromagnetic Energy. Dipole Field Energy. Optimal Element Design. Fundamental Limits on Antenna Size. Antennas as Energy Converters. Endnotes. ; A Taxonomy of UWB Antennas - Frequency Independent Antennas. Small Element Electric Antennas. Small Element Magnetic Antennas. Electrically Small Antennas. Horn Antennas. Reflector Antennas. Summary. Endnotes. ; UWB Antennas in Systems - Antenna Spectral Control. Antenna Efficiency. Antenna Directivity. UWB Antennas in Systems. Endnotes. ; Conclusion and Summary. ; Appendix: Energy Around Time Harmonic Dipoles. ; About the Author. Index.;

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