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Are you referring to the two-volume set by Collin a d Zucker? Thanks. DaveD

The most absolutely mathematically rigorous book(s) about antennas I know of are R.E. Collin's "Antenna Theory", volumes 1 & 2. Mine are in my office at work or I'd look to see how he treats this

The Gnu development tool suite is of very high quality. It includes FORTRAN 77, 95, C, C++, Objective C and possibly some others for a wide range of machine architectures and operating

The 4th ed of Ballanis has an extensive derivation via the method of moments. However, that is an approximation, so it is not an avenue to a proof. Lawson's ARRL monograph goes into much detail, but

Which edition of Kraus (there are three)? Thanks. DaveD

The article is a? reprint of the original paper that was published in 1926.??I think the point of the original article was to show discovery of this type of antenna.? ? Of course, the general

For some time I have wanted to start using Gnu Octave. The last time I looked, the authors of that code considered any differences between MatLab and Octave to be a bug in Octave. It appears that

The OMPC referenced download links at?http://ompc.juricap.com/download, from bitbucket, are broken. Though found a github repository for OMPC: https://github.com/juricap/ompc Haven't tested since I

I thought there were free Fortran compilers available last I looked into (two decades back).? For some reason, I first was thinking a free Visual Studio version may allow importing and compiling,

I also read the reproduction of the Yagi-Uda paper in QEX and was also struck by the lack of any sort of mathematical basis for the development of the antenna. There is also another paper that

Including covers, the current issue is 30 pages. There are 5 ads, one of which is ARRL and doesn't count. Confronted by the removal of technical articles from QST, I requested that QEX be an

My copy of QEX came today and I was immediately drawn to the famous paper by Yagi & Uda. Though not meant in any way as a criticism, I had hoped for more mathematical rigor. I don't know if that was

I need to make some space on my bench, and for measurements as high as this will go, I usually move to a spectrum analyzer anyway. 4 channels, 1 GHz, color display. GPIB and floppy work; I didn't test

The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /ReducingImdInHigh-levelMixers_QEX_2001_05,06.pdf (

Daniel, Unfortunately, your links did not work this morning. I recently developed an interest in IMD and bought a copy of: Intermodulation Distortion in Microwave and Wireless Circuits J.C. Pedro

Hello group! Happy new year to all! In PA3CJD's site??there's a good compilation of articles from QEX and QST: www.robkalmeijer.nl ( http://www.robkalmeijer.nl/ ) -> Technic -> Electronics -> Radio

I have depressingly little knowledge of the subject. Just a general notion and a bunch of time playing around with an HP 8560A w/ TG and some 10 cent crystals. To the best of my recollection, the

Hello Group, There is a good deal of crystal knowledge here so I thought to ask this group. I am working on a crystal notch filter at 14 MHz for NPR measurements. Notch would be ideally about 1-2 kHz

Cory, similar to many function generators of the era, Search the heathkit, Exact, Wavetek in 1970-1990 This one seems like a copy of one of those. The pulse TTL, TTL logic levels, low sinks a few

Hi all I inherited an old function generator (Tristat Electronics FGC001) from another ham (W7OSP SK). I know enough to be able to use it, but I have no idea what some of the knobs on here do. I