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Microwave bands range from 300 MHz to 300 GHz of the electromagnetic spectrum. These signals can be used in communication, networking, astronomy, and biomedical engineering, among other fields. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the physics of microwave signals, techniques for modeling these signals, uses of these signals in various fields, and the underlying principles of some of the latest microwave devices currently available.
Orbital Angular Momentum Wave and Propagation
Fluidics for Reconfigurable Microwave Components
Multiscale Auxiliary Sources for Modeling Microwave Components
Waveguide Port Approach in EM Simulation of Microwave Antennas
One Model of Microwave Heating of Water Drop
Filter Designs Based on Defected Ground Structures
Tunable Filter
Analysis and Design of Miniaturized Substrate Integrated Waveguide CSRR Bandpass Filters for Wireless Communication
Power Divider/Combiner
Applications of Microwaves in Medicine and Biology
Wireless Power Transmission on Biomedical Applications
Theoretical Premises and Contemporary Optimizations of Microwave Tomography
Additive Manufacturing of RF Waveguide Components
Microwave-Assisted Pyrolysis Process: From a Laboratory Scale to an Industrial Plant