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| Table of contents |
Introduction to the Fourth Edition. Chapter 1: Introduction to Radio Broadcasting and Communications. Chapter 2: Radio-wave Propagation. Chapter 3: Transmission Lines. Chapter 4: The Smith Chart. Chapter 5: Fundamentals of Radio Antennas. Chapter 6: High-Frequency Dipole and Other Doublet Antennas. Chapter 7: Vertically Polarized HF Antennas. Chapter 8: Multiband and Tunable-Wire Antennas. Chapter 9: Longwire Directional Antennas. Chapter 10: Hidden and Limited-Space Antennas. Chapter 11: Directional Phased Vertical Antennas. Chapter 12: Directional Beam Antennas. Chapter 13: Antennas for Shortwave Reception. Chapter 14: Large Wire Loop Antennas. Chapter 15: Small Loop Receiving Antennas. Chapter 16: Small Transmitting Loop Antennas. Chapter 17: Antenna Modeling Software. Chapter 18: VHF/UHF Transmitting and Receiving Antennas. Chapter 19: Microwave Waveguides and Antennas. Chapter 20: Antenna Noise Temperature. Chapter 21: Antennas for Radio Astronomy. Chapter 22: Adjusting, Installing and Troubleshooting Antennas and Transmission Lines. Chapter 23: Antennas for Radio Direction Finding (RDF). Chapter 24: Impedence Matching in Antenna Systems. Chapter 25: Mobile, Emergency, Portable and Marine Antennas. Chapter 26: Antennas for Low-Frequency Operation. Chapter 27: Measurement and Adjustment Techniques. Chapter 28: General Antenna Mechanical Construction Techniques. Chapter 29: Grounding the Antenna: What is a Good Ground? |
