Experimental Methods in RF Design
About this book
Experimental Methods in RF Design Volume 1 provides a technical guide for building communication equipment to better understand basic circuits and concepts. This technology and engineering resource focuses on creating low distortion radio equipment with wide dynamic range. It covers the application of phasing methods, direct conversion, and digital signal processing to help users design and measure equipment at both the system and circuit levels.
This electronics manual serves as the successor to Solid-State Design for the Radio Amateur. The text includes unpublished projects and detailed illustrations of SSB and CW gear. To support the radio category of study, the volume includes a CD-ROM containing supplementary articles, DSP firmware listings, and specialized design software.