Handbook of Engineering Electromagnetics

"This book bridges the gap between traditional e-mag books and the specialized handbooks…gives a review of electromagnetic theory in the context of applications, provides key terms and equations, teaches how to apply the theory to real engineering problems, and provides references to other works… definitely a worthwhile addition to your library."-IEEE Electrical Insulation Magazine, Vol. 22, No. 5, September-October 2006"[Chapters are] accompanied with practical engineering applications and useful illustrations, as well as a good selection of references. … This book will … provide a useful resource for many engineers working in applied electromagnetics … ."- The IEE Online, 2004"This handbook fills the niche of covering many industrial electromagnetic applications. University professors would also find this book useful for adding practical applications to field theory lectures and homework. This book provides an excellent tour of the practical side of electromagnetics."- IEEE Microwave Magazine, March 2005"…The bio-electromagnetics chapters are particularly well equipped with references, having more than 100 each and collectively accounting for around 40% of more than 900 references cited in the handbook."…Those chapters that are devoted to areas that I am less familiar with, but currently have a need to address, have certainly been valuable to me. This book will therefore provide a useful resource for many engineers working in applied electromagnetics, particularly those in the early stages of their careers."-Alastair R. Ruddle, Consultant Engineer at Mira Ltd., Warwickshire, UK"Succinct application-oriented treatment, presenting formulas, tables, and graphs."IEEE Microwave Magazine, September 2005

• Fundamentals of Engineering Electromagnetics Revisited. Applied Electrostatics. Magnetostatics. Electromagnetic Induction. Wave Propagation. Transmission Lines. Waveguides and Resonators. Antennas: Fundamentals. Antennas: Representative Types. Electromagnetic Compatibility. Radar. Wireless Communication Systems. Satellite Communication Systems. Optical Communications. Numerical Techniques. Biological Effects of Electromagnetic Fields. Biomedical Applications of Electromagnetic Engineering. Measurement Techniques for the Electromagnetic Characterization of Biological Materials. Appendix A: Some Useful Constants. Appendix B: Some Units and Conversions. Appendix C: Review of Vector Analysis and Coordinate Systems. Index.