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Integrated Microwave Front-Ends with Avionics Applications.
This highly practical resource offers you an in-depth understanding of microwave front end integration and how it is applied in the avionics field. You find detailed guidance on circuit integration, including coverage of component miniaturization, hybrid and monolithic integrated circuits, and 3D de...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Norwood :
Artech House,
2012.
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| Colección: | Artech House microwave library.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Integrated Microwave Front-Ends with Avionics Applications; Contents; Preface; Chapter 1 Introduction; References; Chapter 2 Architecture and Characteristics of Microwave Front-Ends; 2.1 Basic Front-End Architecture; 2.2 Main Characteristics of Front-Ends; 2.3 Performance of Avionics Front-Ends; References; Chapter 3 Planar Transmission Lines; 3.1 Characteristics of Planar Transmissi; 3.1.1Stripline; 3.1.2Microstrip Line; 3.1.3 Suspended Stripline; 3.1.4 Coplanar Waveguide; 3.1.5 Slotline; 3.1.6 Comparison of Different Planar Tra; 3.2 Coupled Planar Transmission Lines.
- 3.2.1 Irregular Coupled Lines3.3 Combinations of Different Transmissi; 3.4 Setting Strategies and Trade-Off Des; References; Chapter 4 Distributed and Lumped Elements; 4.1 Lumped-Element Capactiors; 4.2 Lumped-Element Inductors; 4.3 Lumped-Element Resistors; 4.4 Cascade Arrangement of Elementary Lu; 4.5 Distributed Planar Attenuators or Te; 4.6 Discontinuities; References; Chapter 5 Passive Devices; 5.1 Directional Couplers; 5.2 Dividers and Combiners; 5.3 Filters; 5.3.1 Bandpass Filters; 5.3.2 Lowpass Filters; 5.4 Baluns; 5.5 Circulators and Isolators.
- 5.6 Trade-Off Design of Passive RF/MicroChapter 6 Control Devices; 6.1 Switches; 6.2 Limiters; 6.3 Phase Shifters; References; Chapter 7 Duplexers and Diplexers; References; Chapter 8 Low-Noise Amplifiers; References; Chapter 9 Mixers; References; Chapter 10 Avionics Front-Ends; 10.1 Distance Measuring Equipment; 10.2 Microwave Landing System; 10.3 Global Positioning System; 10.4 Traffic Collision Avoidance System; 10.5 Transponder; 10.6 Radio Altimeter; 10.7 Weather Radar; 10.8 Comparison of Microwave Front-Ends; References; Chapter 11 Integrated Multifunctional Front-Ends.
- 11.1 Multimode Receiver11.2 XPDR/DME/UAT/ADS-B System; 11.3 TCAS/XPDR and TCAS/XPDR/UAT Systems; 11.4 TCAS/XPDR/ADS-B; 11.5 Integration Index of Combined Integ; 11.6 Interference in Avionics Systems; References; Chapter 12 Antennas and Interfaces; 12.1 Blade Antennas; 12.2 Patch Antennas; 12.3 Passive Antenna Arrays; 12.4 Folded-Monopole Antenna Array; 12.5 Analysis of Printed BFNs and SBFNs; 12.6 Nonideal Antenna Module Performance; 12.7 Scanning Antennas; 12.8 Active Antennas; 12.9 Antenna Module Interface; References; Chapter 13 Control and Calibration of Avionics Microwave Front-Ends.
- 13.1 Avionics Monopulse Front-Ends and B13.2 Calibration of Avionics Front-Ends; 13.3 Self-Test of Avionics Front-Ends; References; Chapter 14 Design and Fabrication Technology; 14.1 Technology Processes; 14.1.1 Printed Circuit Boards; 14.1.2 Thick Films; 14.1.3 Thin Films; 14.1.4 Low-Temperature Cofired Ceramic; 14.1.5 Monolithic Process; 14.1.6 Comparison of Different Technolog; 14.2 Design Flow; 14.3 Packaging of Microwave Circuitry; 14.4 Multilayer Design; 14.5 Three-Dimensional Front-End Design; 14.6 Future of Avionics Front-Ends; References; Acronyms; About the Author; Index.