by Jack R Smith (Author). Smith's text is one of the most comprehensive and well-written textbooks in the RF field
by Jack R Smith (Author). ISBN-13: 978-0070592834. Smith's text is one of the most comprehensive and well-written textbooks in the RF field. It vividly covers many essential RF topics which many books cover in more vague terms, or not at all. Two fat chapters on phase-locked loops explore the topic in informative depth. An excellent section on oscillators is presented, utilizing lucid and creative presentation techniques. Covers crystals, VCO's, power amplifiers, and even has a thorough chapter on resonant circuits and transformers.
Combines material from the traditional electronic circuits course with communications theory. This book focuses on three key areas: use of frequencies above 100MHz, use of digital receivers, and the use of SPICE for circuit analysis.
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Modern communication circuits. Many books on communication, perhaps. the majority intended for student use, are concerned with communication. systems, the subject being covered. mainly at the block diagram or 'black. Tools for circuit analysis on transistor level are extremely important in the design phase of integrated circuits.
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The revision focuses on three key areas: use of frequencies above 100MHz, use of digital receivers, and the use of SPICE for circuit analysis.