Practical Antenna Handbook

by Joseph J. Carr

Thousands of shortwave radio listeners and electronics hobbyists have relied upon the Practical Antenna Handbook to design, build, modify, and install their own antennas. The second edition of this bestselling guide contains all-new BASIC computer programs for antenna design and impedence matching, expanded coverage of long-wire directional antennas and radio wave propagation theory, and new material on small look direction finding antennas. Carr presents more practical projects here than in any other book of its kind, providing nuts-and-bolts information on a vast array of antenna types.

Genres: Engineering, Reference

528 pages, Paperback

First published November 13, 1990

Reviews

[V.c. · Rating 4 out of 5]

Unless you have a background in electrical engineering, you might find this book tough going. I think someone who has worked with antennas as part of their hobby such as amateur radio operators can find very practical ideas in it. You never finish reading this book.