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Ahmad Kishki
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i have been using Pozar's microwave engineering so far in my electromagnetics courses, and i have become increasingly frustrated with its "shut up and calculate" approach. I am fed up. Wave guides are explained very poorly, with me wasting so much time to try to reason each step. The book isn't for undergraduates as its says in the preface, but our uni nevertheless follows it.
So, can i get recommendations for books about waveguides that don't follow such an attitude of "shut up and calculate"?
I am well versed in (undergraduate) electrodynamics having done a two semester course for it - but i am not well acquainted with transmission line theory. I am an undergraduate communications engineer.
Thank you
So, can i get recommendations for books about waveguides that don't follow such an attitude of "shut up and calculate"?
I am well versed in (undergraduate) electrodynamics having done a two semester course for it - but i am not well acquainted with transmission line theory. I am an undergraduate communications engineer.
Thank you