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Introduction to the Microwave Engineering Handbook

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The Microwave Engineering Handbook

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The aim of these books is to provide a general reference work on microwave engineering that includes aspects from basic components to full systems working at microwave frequencies. They are intended for advanced students and engineers who have a basic training in physics and some knowledge of electromagnetic theory and practice and who wish to learn more about microwave techniques as they are used in present day applications.

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  1. John Magarshack
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  2. Michel-Henri Carpentier
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  1. Alcatel group, Paris, France

    Bradford L. Smith (International Patents Consultant and Engineer, Senior Member of the IEEE and the French SEE) (International Patents Consultant and Engineer, Senior Member of the IEEE and the French SEE)

  2. Thomson-CSF, Paris, France

    Michel-Henri Carpentier (Vice-President, Scientific and Technical Director, Professor in ‘Grandes Écoles’, Fellow of the IEEE and President of the French SEE) (Vice-President, Scientific and Technical Director, Professor in ‘Grandes Écoles’, Fellow of the IEEE and President of the French SEE)

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© 1993 Bradford L. Smith and Michel-Henri Carpentier

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Magarshack, J., Carpentier, MH. (1993). Introduction to the Microwave Engineering Handbook. In: Smith, B.L., Carpentier, MH. (eds) The Microwave Engineering Handbook. Microwave Technology Series. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-4552-5_1

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