Hi all,

I am interested in this book:

Introduction to Radio Frequency Design (Radio Amateur's Library, Publication No. 191.) by Wes H. Hayward

but I cannot find any preview neither a table of contents to make me a precise idea of the contents treated.
Do someone here knows the book, table of contents?

Thank you in advance.

 

Yes, I have a copy of this book. There are 8 chapters, and 372 pages.

1. Low frequency transistor models
2. Filter basics
3. Coupled resonator filters
4. Transmission lines
5. Two-port networks
6. Practical amplifiers and mixers
7. Oscillators and frequency synthesizers
8. The receiver: an RF system

http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-list...ywords=Introduction+to+Radio+Frequency+Design

 

Papabravo thank you. Just a last question.

Do the approach is like "handbook style" or a "textbook" style ? I prefear this last one.

I am looking for a RF theory book with a practical approach, and the table of contents you kindly posted seems to meet the requirements.

Thank you in advance.

 

Hello,

Have a look at this post:
http://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/threads/rf-related-links.22011/#post-530017
It tells you about a book about RF design.
There is an erratta that can be downloaded, so you can have an idea how its written.

Bertus

 

Papabravo thank you. Just a last question.

Do the approach is like "handbook style" or a "textbook" style ? I prefear this last one.

I am looking for a RF theory book with a practical approach, and the table of contents you kindly posted seems to meet the requirements.

Thank you in advance.

It is written for an amateur radio audience rather than an engineering audience. It is an introduction, so if you know nothing about RF it is a good place to start. If you already know basic electronics and you are ready to move on then probably you should save your money and continue looking.