What Are the Best Books on Microwaves and Related Technologies?

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The forum discussion centers on the search for authoritative hard copy books regarding microwaves and related technologies, including ultra-high frequencies, radars, phased arrays, and vacuum tubes. A notable recommendation is "Skolnik's Radar Handbook," which is highly regarded for its comprehensive coverage of radar technology. Participants express interest in both physical and electronic versions of these texts, indicating a demand for accessible resources in this specialized field.

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  • Understanding of microwave technology fundamentals
  • Familiarity with radar systems and their applications
  • Knowledge of phased array systems
  • Awareness of vacuum tube technology and its relevance
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  • Research "Skolnik's Radar Handbook" for in-depth radar technology insights
  • Explore additional resources on microwave engineering principles
  • Investigate electronic book platforms like Google Books for relevant texts
  • Look into advanced topics in phased array technology and its applications
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This discussion is beneficial for engineers, researchers, and students in the fields of microwave technology, radar systems, and electronic engineering, as well as anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of these specialized subjects.

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Hello, please, if anybody knows popular books (I mean hard copy books) on topics like microwaves, ultra-high frequencies, radars, phased arrays, vacuum tubes, please post here the references. May be it is possible to obtain electronic versions of such books (for example at books.google.com).

Thanks.
 
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Alex1983 said:
Hello, please, if anybody knows popular books (I mean hard copy books) on topics like microwaves, ultra-high frequencies, radars, phased arrays, vacuum tubes, please post here the references. May be it is possible to obtain electronic versions of such books (for example at books.google.com).

Thanks.

For many of these, Skolnik's Radar Handbook is probably the best:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/0071485473/?tag=pfamazon01-20

Yes, it's pricey, but it's worth every penny IMO.
 
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