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Although much of circuit theory can be taught without explicit reference to the electromagnetic fields that exist in and around real circuits, a point is always reached at which ignorance of certain basic properties of electromagnetic fields hinders further progress. This text aims to provide a firm foundation in this area for first- and second-year students, and to provide additional knowledge of electromagnetism necessary for the understanding of the operation of many other aspects of electronic systems in general, such as sensors, distributed elements and systems, telecommunications, radar, solid state devices/ integrated circuits, opto-electronic systems, and the increasingly important topic of electromagnetic compatibility. The emphasis is on the practical: indication is given where mathematical passages can be skipped: results are highlighted. Examples and practical methods of simplifying analyses are given.
This text investigates the fundamental relationship between electromagnetic fields and circuit theory to provide students with the necessary theoretical foundation for advanced electronic systems. Gordon Lancaster, drawing on his expertise in electrical engineering, addresses the limitations of traditional circuit theory that ignores field effects. The book presents a structured framework that bridges the gap between basic circuit analysis and the complex electromagnetic principles governing modern electronic components and systems.
What You Will Find
Experts and educators recognize this text as a foundational resource for undergraduate students transitioning from basic circuit theory to more complex electronic applications. Readers frequently note the practical focus of the book, which highlights key results and provides clear pathways for navigating dense mathematical passages.
Page Count:
408
Publication Date:
1992-07-16
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0198539312
ISBN-13:
9780198539315
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