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Wireless Communications

Wireless Sensor and Ad Hoc Networks Under Diversified Network Scenarios

Subir Kumar Sarkar, Jadavour University, Kolkata, India

  • Covers important concepts and methods, definitions of key terminology, and a look at the direction of future research.
  • Provides insightful discussions on real-world scenarios, supported with nearly 150 illustrations.
  • Discusses a variety of critical topics, from topology, routing protocols, and mobility models, to security, localization, and quality of service.
  • Includes a complete set of summary problems at the end of each chapter to ensure a complete understanding of the material.
Antennas/Electronic Warfare

Antenna Systems and Electronic Warfare Applications

Richard Poisel, Raytheon Missile Systems

  • Supported with over 700 illustrations and nearly 1,700 equations, this authoritative reference offers you detailed explanations of all the important foundations and aspects of this technology..
  • Presents the key characteristics of each type of antenna, including dipoles, monopoles, loops, arrays, horns, and patches.
  • Enables you to analyze and design broadband communication and radar EW antennas, interface antennas to receivers and power amplifiers with maximum efficiency, use multicouplers to connect multiple receivers to a single antenna, and apply the correct kind of antenna to EW problems.
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David Vogel, author of the book, Medical Device Software Verification, Validation, and Compliance, discuss the motivation behind his title.

There is a tendency for many in the medical device industry to be driven by regulatory concerns and checklists when validating software. Many have a “test only” perception of validation for the final days or weeks of a development project. Corporate management is perplexed with the costs of validation, and disturbed when defects are only discovered once the product is released. Many ask why validation seems to slow down product development, at great cost, yet allows defects to reach the customer or patient. It doesn’t have to be this way. Read More

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