E and M waveguide theory spec. co-axial

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The discussion focuses on seeking references for understanding the mode structure of coaxial waveguides, expressing dissatisfaction with existing texts like Griffiths and Landau & Lifgarbagez. Suggestions include consulting Rad Lab books, specifically Ragan's "Microwave Transmission Circuits" and Marcuvitz's "Waveguide Handbook." Additionally, Balanis' "Advanced Engineering Electromagnetics" is recommended for its coverage of various waveguides and mode analysis, despite not specifically addressing coaxial cables. The user intends to check these resources at the library for better insights into naming conventions and mode analysis. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the need for more engineering-focused literature on coaxial waveguides.
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Hi all-

just looking for a few good references deriving the mode structure of coaxial waveguides. I have read through griffiths a few times but was not really happy. further consulted an edition of landau and lifgarbagez, but again came away dissatisfied. While I realize and understand what each text is doing, I need something that can he me understand naming conventions for different modes and approaches for analysing modes once identified. possibly actually need like and engineering text of some kind.

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Check out these Rad Lab books:
Ragan, Microwave Transmission Circuits
Marcuvitz, Waveguide Handbook
 
I'd also add Balanis' "Advanced Engineering Electromagnetics." I just flipped through and he does not specifically discuss the coaxial cable like I thought he did, but he does discuss a large variety of waveguides (cylindrical included) and that will also give you a good background of the physics and conventions of the devices. Plus he also has some nice field distribution plots for the various modes of a circular waveguide that may prove to be elucidating.
 
thanks for that I will look those up at the library and see if I can find them.
 
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