Practical Microwave CircuitsThis book differentiates itself by presenting microwave and RF technology from a circuit design viewpoint, rather than a set of electromagnetic problems. The emphasis is on gaining a practical understanding of often overlooked but vital physical processes. This resource provides microwave circuit engineers with analytical techniques for understanding and designing high-frequency circuits almost entirely from a circuit point of view. Electromagnetic concepts are not avoided, but they are employed only as necessary to support circuit-theoretical ones or to describe phenomena such as radiation and surface waves in microstrip.
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Contents
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Chapter 2 Coupled Transmission Lines and Modal Analysis | 31 |
Chapter 3 Scattering Parameters | 67 |
Chapter 4 Matching Circuits | 113 |
Chapter 5 Circuit Analysis | 167 |
Chapter 6 Circuit and Element Modeling | 195 |
Common terms and phrases
180-degree hybrid amplifier analysis approximately balun bandpass bandwidth bond wires broadband capacitance capacitor cascade characteristic impedance chip components conjugate match coupled lines coupler determine device dielectric constant equations equivalent circuit even-mode example excited Frequency GHz function gyrator high-frequency ideal inductance inductor input and output input reflection coefficient interconnections inverters Lange coupler linear load impedance loop lossless low-pass lumped-element matching circuit microstrip Microwave microwave circuits negative-image network graph node noise figure noise temperature normalizing impedance odd mode odd-mode optimization output power parameters phase velocity PORT P=1 quadrature hybrid quadrature-coupled quantities reactance realized reflection coefficient resistance resonator result return loss S-parameter Section shown in Figure shows shunt simple simulators source and load source impedance stability circles strips structure stub substrate terminated tion transducer gain transformer transmission line transmission-line two-port usually voltage and current wave zero