This book/CD-ROM package can serve as a textbook for senior undergraduate students in electrical engineering and physics, and reference for practitioners in radar and digital intercept receiver design
This is the new edition of a 2001 text introducing the theory and components of radar systems, particularly radar on the ground that detects moving aircraft. Extensively revised and updated, coverage
Hass, a senior software consultant in Europe, has written this guide to increase awareness about current software testing methods, and how there is room for improvement in protocols. This textbook, wh
Engineer Dishoungh and technician McGrath conduct research on digital health for a large computer chip company. They report here their findings from over 10 years of testing wireless systems to acquir
Very large scale integration (VLSI) is the process of creating integrated circuits by combining thousands of transistor-based circuits into a single chip. Written by international experts in industry
Based on the author's career in developing radar systems with the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) and the Defense Advanced Research Projects (DARPA), this volume offers specialists the first in-d
Ontologies (sets of vocabulary terms whose meanings and relations with other terms are explicitly stated) are used in biomedical research for clustering and interpretation of biological data, protein
Written for researchers and engineers in the field of geographic positioning systems (GPS), this textbook explores the assisted GPS (A-GPS) technologies that have expanded rapidly in consumer markets
This guide presents practical, step-by-step methods for synthesizing, characterizing, biofunctionalizing, and applying nanoparticles at biomolecular, cellular, and tissue/organism scales. Each chapter
This newly revised and updated edition of the classic Artech House book, MTI and Pulsed Doppler Radar, offers a complete and current presentation of the subject. Engineers find expert radar design and
Lab-on-a-chip, as Ghallab (PhD, electrical engineering, U. of Calgary, Canada) and Badawy (electrical and computer engineering, U. of Calgary, Canada) explain in their introduction, is a device that i
Moving past the days when reliability was an afterthought, this book helps electrical engineers and product developers take reliability issues into account during the design process, with an emphasis
Eleven biomedical engineering academics and researchers from Zhejiang U., Hangzhou, China, contribute ten chapters surveying the field of cell-based biosensors from a systems engineering perspective.
Providing a complete introduction to the state of the art in high-speed digital testing with automated test equipment (ATE), this practical resource is the first book to focus exclusively on this inc
Australian engineer Harper explores assisted global navigation satellite system (A-GNSS) with a particular focus on assisted global positioning systems (A-GPS), mainly concentrating on design and impl
Electrical engineers Fung (last seen in Texas) and Chen (National Central U., Taiwan) explain interactions between the exploring electromagnetic wave and the surface being sensed when microwaves are u
Bioengineering applies engineering principles and design concepts to medicine and biology. This work explains principles of biomedical engineering such as biotransport, bioelectric phenomena, biofluid
Researchers in communications and electronic engineering who specialize in aviation security, Kolle, Garik Markarian, and Alex Tarter, all associated with Manchester University, offer a non-technical
Britting (aeronautics and astronautics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology) offers a guide for avionics system engineers who want to compare the performance of the various types of inertial navigat
Marshall (electrical engineering, USC) provides measurements and analysis techniques for determining the quantitative contribution of cognitive radio in analogous terms to current evaluations of conve
