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Microwave/RF

RFID Design Principles, Second Edition

Harvey Lehpamer

  • Features numerous updates and brand new and expanded material on emerging topics such as the medical applications of RFID and new ethical challenges in the field.
  • Explores the role of RFID technology in supply chain management, intelligent building design, transportation systems, military applications, and numerous other applications.
  • Explains the design of RFID circuits, antennas, interfaces, data encoding schemes, and complete systems.
  • Distills the latest RFID standards, and examines RFID at work in supply chain management, intelligent buildings, intelligent transportation systems, and tracking animals.
Microwave/RF

Integrated Microwave Front-Ends with Avionics Applications

Leo G. Maloratsky, Aerospace Electronics Co.

  • Supported with nearly 200 illustrations and more than 160 equations, this book offers you an in-depth understanding of microwave front end integration and how it is applied in the avionics field.
  • Provides detailed guidance on circuit integration, including coverage of component miniaturization, hybrid and monolithic integrated circuits, and 3D design.
  • Addresses system integration with discussions on the combination of different avionic systems, single antenna design, top/bottom front end combination, and integration of passive and active antenna modules.
Coming Soon!

RF Linear Accelerators for Medical and Industrial Applications

Samy Hanna, Microwave Innovative Accelerators

Electronic Warfare Target Location Methods, Second Edition

Richard Poisel, Raytheon Missile Systems

Radio Interferometry and Satellite Tracking

Seiichiro Kawase, Kashima Space Communication Center

AUTHOR INSIGHTS

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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