In this book/CD-ROM toolkit, De Freitas, a scientist in the private sector, shows engineers how to control their projects using the 260 digital filter coefficients included on the CD-ROM. The filters
This two-volume set for a two-semester course in applied RF engineering explains how to build high-speed blocks for gain, loss, frequency conversion, and oscillation. Volume one covers receiver chara
This textbook for a senior electrical engineering course introduces a two-port S-parameter approach to amplifier design; describes several nonlinear circuit simulators; and explains the principles of
A electrical engineer long associated with the Indian Institute of Technology, Bahl examines radio-frequency and microwave circuit elements among them inductors, capacitors, resistors, and transformer
Reviews the most common linearization techniques and the different types of memory effects they cause in RF power amplifiers, then presents three techniques for canceling those memory effects: envelop
This guide to improving RF measurements in a lab setting covers calibration, coplanar probes, high-volume probing, test fixtures, on-water characterization, RF test systems, and package characterizati
An in-depth understanding of the theory of RF power amplifiers is offered in this reference for RF, digital, and system level designers. The book treats a range of power amplifier topics using readabl
Describing neural networks as information processing system inspired by the ability of the human brain to learn from observations and to generalize by abstraction, Zhang (electronics, Carlton U., Otta
The author, a Brazilian electrical engineer consultant who has designed power amplifiers and MMICs for Hewlett-Packard and Fujitsu, has also designed this introductory text on the theory and applicati
