Hello members !, this is my first thread since I have joined the forum.
I'm currently interested in RF wave transmission and reception. I'm basically an electronics engineer ( to be graduated) and know very well the concepts behind circuit design and analysis, and the associated mathematics too. But unfortunately, RF design was not taught in the university with much attention, all circuits we dealt with were low frequency ones. The high frequency models were merely introduced for formality. With such a situation, I would like to build circuits, starting from scratch, (with transistors, oscillators,etc) that can generate, transmit and receive radio frequency waves of order 1 MHz-100 MHz. Can the experienced members point to reference materials that I can avail of , which would promote my interests ?
The reference material can be any book , online materials or anything else, that treats the subject with intution rather than complicated math (though math and physics are welcome, as I am an engineering student.)So far, in my search on the net , I have not encountered anything useful.
Hoping your replies.
I'm currently interested in RF wave transmission and reception. I'm basically an electronics engineer ( to be graduated) and know very well the concepts behind circuit design and analysis, and the associated mathematics too. But unfortunately, RF design was not taught in the university with much attention, all circuits we dealt with were low frequency ones. The high frequency models were merely introduced for formality. With such a situation, I would like to build circuits, starting from scratch, (with transistors, oscillators,etc) that can generate, transmit and receive radio frequency waves of order 1 MHz-100 MHz. Can the experienced members point to reference materials that I can avail of , which would promote my interests ?
The reference material can be any book , online materials or anything else, that treats the subject with intution rather than complicated math (though math and physics are welcome, as I am an engineering student.)So far, in my search on the net , I have not encountered anything useful.
Hoping your replies.