Re:Electromagnetic Waves and Antennas (2016)
by TrackerFF on Wednesday May 29, 2024 @09:09AM
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These textbooks tend to be aimed at graduate students that have had the following classes:
- calculus 1-4
- diff equations
- linear algebra
- electrostatics/magnetism
- electronics (analog, digital, microwave)
- signal processing
When you see Maxwell's Equations as the first chapter, that indicates prerequisite knowledge in just that. The first chapter in this book is just a summary of the whole electromagnetism class, which is traditionally a pretty rigorous and difficult class.
At least that was the case when I took similar classes during grad school.
Either way, any class on antennas, radars, communication systems, etc. will be a pretty applied type of class, that is the sum of all the pre-req classes.
- calculus 1-4
- diff equations
- linear algebra
- electrostatics/magnetism
- electronics (analog, digital, microwave)
- signal processing
When you see Maxwell's Equations as the first chapter, that indicates prerequisite knowledge in just that. The first chapter in this book is just a summary of the whole electromagnetism class, which is traditionally a pretty rigorous and difficult class.
At least that was the case when I took similar classes during grad school.
Either way, any class on antennas, radars, communication systems, etc. will be a pretty applied type of class, that is the sum of all the pre-req classes.