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Intends to present theory, information, and design procedures that may enable microwave engineers and technicians to design and build circulators successfully. This book presents numerous applications, giving microwave engineers new ideas about how to solve problems using circulators. It also provides design examples.

As electronic designers pack more circuits onto a single chip to create increasingly complex devices, they run into a daunting obstacle: intermodulation distortion. This manual addresses all aspects of intermodulation distortion, from the basics of circuit design to cutting-edge techniques.

Organized for the instant look-up, this "cookbook" features over 800 closed form equations covering hundreds of transmission line configurations. It consolidates and distils key design data from over 600 original sources, some dating back to the 1920s.

A reference tool for RF-, digital- and system-level designers, this book discusses the most critical topics for professionals in the field, including envelope power-management schemes and linearization. This volume builds on the author's work, "RF Power Amplifiers for Wireless Communications".

This reference provides advice and instruction for the planning and detailed design of microwave radio transmission systems. It provides practical guidelines based on hands-on experience and explains fundamental concepts in the context of real-world applications.

This text provides design and analysis data on planar microwave transmission structures including microstrip lines, slotlines and coplanar waveguides. It offers comprehensive information on transmission structures used in hybrid and monolithic circuits at microwave and mm-wave frequencies.

A comprehensive discussion of the bias dependence of equivalent circuit parameters for the three devices and an extensive discussion of temperature dependence. It covers recess-etched MESFETs and self-aligned MESFETs with and without lightly-doped-drains and JFETs, among other topics.

This text explains how to perform high-accuracy RF measurements of die and packages in the RF test lab. It defines the essential elements in an RF system, explains where errors can be found in such a system and shows how to mathematically remove them with calibration.

Based on the author's real-world design experience, this comprehensive guide examines and compares all major RF power amplifier linearization techniques in detail. It features practical tips, more than 250 illustrations, and over 600 verified equations.