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Radiowave Propagation
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J. Lavergnat, University of Versailles, France and M. Sylvain, University of Marne-la-Valleé, Noisy-le-Grand, France
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0471 49027 X
July 2000
Hardback
304pp
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Providing a solid introduction to the theory of radio wave propagation, this highly
topical volume progresses to examine its impact upon modern communication systems, such as mobile radio and
satellite links. The key aspects of propagation are covered in detail, including theory, measurements and
applications. It also features worked examples to aid greater understanding of this complex area of
electromagnetism.
- Presents an in-depth discussion of the three basic elements of propagation: the nature of effective modelization, electromagnetism and propagation devices
- Examines both tropospheric and ionospheric propagation
- Offers fundamental reading for communications and electronic engineers, and graduate and undergraduate students of telecommunications, electronic engineering and applied physics
Contents:
- Propagation Techniques and Rationale
- Related Electromagnetic Effects
- Concerns Using this Medium
- Applications to Telecommunication Services
- Exercises, plus Answers
- Appendix: Antennas
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