Charge Acceleration and the Spatial Distribution o f Radiation Emitted by Antennas and Scatterers

The author of this book provides a comprehensive blueprint to understanding the difficult-to-grasp physical phenomenon of EM waves. It focuses on various aspects of EM radiation from different perspectives and seeks to provide maximum relevance to how engineers model and design radiating structures. Students and teachers of electromagnetics will find value in the work, while research engineers in related industries can use the concepts to fuel innovation.

Format: Hardback
Length: 300 pages
Publication date: 12 December 2022
Publisher: John Wiley and Sons Ltd

In this comprehensive and insightful work, the author delves into the intricate process of generating EM waves with antennas and targets. With a wealth of knowledge and expertise, they offer a thorough blueprint for understanding the complex phenomenon of EM radiation. The primary objective of the book is to provide the reader with a conceptual framework for thinking about and comprehending EM radiation. To achieve this, the author presents an alternative to a rigorous mathematical formalism that can sometimes obscure the physical essence of radiation processes.

The approach taken in the work aims to maximize its relevance to engineers who routinely model and design radiating structures as boundary-value problems. Instead of constructing and presenting a formal theoretical foundation of electromagnetic theory, the book focuses on various aspects of EM radiation from diverse perspectives. Some of the topics covered include:

The e-field kink model, time-domain results for a simple wire object, and time-domain energy flow and radiation from a straight wire and circular loop.

Additional results for time-domain radiation and radiation from a matched load in the time domain.

Development of TDFARS and TWTD, TDFARS results, development of FDFARS and NEC, and FDFARS results.

Radiation decay of frequency-domain power flow, comparing results from FDFARS and TDFARS, and radiation phenomena and poles.

Students and teachers of electromagnetics will greatly benefit from this work as it enables them to better holistically conceptualize the intricate phenomenon of EM waves. Furthermore, research engineers in related industries can also derive value from the concepts presented and apply them to enhance their understanding and expertise in the field.

Weight: 666g
ISBN-13: 9781119838289