Antennas

Maurice Long, Ph.D. is currently a private radar consultant and adjunct faculty at Southern Polytechnic State University, Marietta, GA. While at Georgia Institute of Technology, he managed the development of a number of radar systems and held positions of principal research engineer, professor of electrical engineering, and Director of the Engineering Experiment Station, now known as Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI).

• Chapter 1: Electromagnetic WavesChapter 2: Transmission LinesChapter 3: Antenna ParametersChapter 4: Basic Radiators and Feed MethodsChapter 5: ArraysChapter 6: Reflectors and LensesChapter 7: Antennas with Special PropertiesChapter 8: Electronically Steered ArraysChapter 9: Antenna MeasurementsAppendix A: Maxwell's EquationsAppendix B: Polarization TheoryAppendix C: Review of Complex-Variable AlgebraAppendix D: Complex Reflection Coefficients and Multipath EffectsAppendix E: RadomesAppendix F: Far-Zone Range-Approximation and Phase ErrorAppendix G: Radiating Near and Far Fields, and the Obliquity FactorAppendix H: Path Length Differences from a Planar ApertureAppendix I: Effects of Random Aperture Phase Errors