Small Antenna Handbook

This edition of Small Antenna Handbook offers updated insights and practical advancements in electrically small antenna technology for engineers and students.

In the revised and expanded edition of Small Antenna Handbook, readers are introduced to the latest advancements in the field of electrically small antennas. This comprehensive guide delves into both theoretical and practical aspects, making it an essential resource for engineers and students alike. The authors meticulously examine various antenna designs, highlighting their effectiveness while also addressing their limitations.

The updated content includes groundbreaking research on enhancing bandwidth using spherical helix dipoles, as well as insights into electromagnetically coupled structures. The book also presents a precise derivation of the quality factor (Q) for electrically small antennas, applicable to both transverse electric (TE) and transverse magnetic (TM) modes. This focus on the Q factor is particularly valuable for those looking to optimize antenna performance.

With its detailed explanations and practical applications, Small Antenna Handbook serves as a vital reference for practicing engineers and advanced students seeking to deepen their understanding of small antenna technology. The inclusion of a simplified Q formula further aids in the practical application of the concepts discussed, making this edition a significant contribution to the field.