Which is the best book on EMT, Tx lines, Antenna etc

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The discussion centers on recommendations for books on electromagnetics, transmission lines, and antennas. Devanand T expresses a preference for the writing style of Richard G. Lyons and Hugh Hildreth Skilling. Key suggestions include "Antennas" and "Electromagnetics" by John D. Kraus, which were used as supplementary texts alongside "Electromagnetics" by David J. Griffiths. The consensus indicates a strong preference for Kraus's works over Griffiths's.

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Hi PF,
I want a good book to follow for electro magnetics , transmission lines and antennas etc. I would prefer the style of Richard G Lyons (DSP) or Hugh hildreth Skilling (Fundamentals of electric waves). I love the style in book 'Fundamentals of electric waves'. But it deals no transmission lines.

Any suggestions for me , dear friends...

-Devanand T
 
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Antennas by Kraus and Electromagnetics by Kraus were two that I used as supplementary text to my main text of Electromagnetics by Griffiths. I preferred Kraus over Griffiths big time.
 

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