Handbook of Antenna Technologies

<br><li><strong>Theory </strong>describes the fundamentals including the concepts and definitions of antennas, the basic electromagnetic field theory related to radiation and scattering, modeling and optimization methods, EM wave propagation, as well as new key scientific and engineering findings such as meta-materials, electrically small antenna limitation and so on.<strong><br></strong></li><li><br><strong></strong></li><li><strong>Design</strong> covers both the classic and the state-of the-art antenna designs with design methodologies and analysis of typical design examples. The measurement methods and setups as well as the topics associated to antennas such as transmission systems and feeding structures are also included.</li><li><br></li><li><strong>Applications</strong>: mainly highlights the latest the applications of antennas in all wireless systems ranging from communication, radar, imaging, and sensing systems for life styles including personal communications, entertainments, biology, healthcare, medicine, education, and so on, as well as defence and industry transportation, power grid, energy, broadcasting, space, maritime applications. &nbsp;</li><br>