This book is a follow up to the award winning first edition and is written as a comprehensive guide for those who need to obtain a working knowledge of radiowave propagation on satellite-to-ground links at frequencies above 1 GHz, and as a reference book for experts in the field.

A fully updated and revised new edition, providing an authoritative account of our current understanding of radar sea clutter.

This book explains techniques and examples for designing stable amplifiers for high-frequency applications, in which the signal is small and the amplifier circuit is linear.

Open resonators, open waveguides and open diffraction gratings are used extensively in modern millimetre and submillemetre technology, spectroscopy and radio engineering. In this book, the physical processes in these open electromagnetic structures are analysed using a specially constructed spectral theory.

This book describes the aspects of antenna test ranges, data processing schemes and measurement schemes.

This book sets out to provide a clear and concise description of the physical principles of inertial navigation, the associated growth of errors and their compensation.

This book is an essential exploration of the application of cognitive concepts in the development of modern phased array radar systems for surveillance.

This book introduces technologists to the essential elements of persistent surveillance of tactical targets from both a hardware and software point of view, using simple Mathcad, Excel and Basic examples with real data.