Radio-Frequency Electronics: Circuits and Applications

I am finding this book to be highly readable and enjoyable. It is a book that emphasizes on intuitive concepts. Just the chapter on oscillators alone is worth the price of the book. In my opinion intuitive understanding ranks way higher than dozens and dozens of equations and thus I am giving this book 5 stars.

Beautifully written book. Very accessible combination of intuitive presentation and back-up math. Explanations are clear and to the point, so you understand the motivation for what's going on before you have to absorb the details. One question...is there a web-site that has the errata for the book? I believe I found an error on page 155, Figure 13.8, the expression for L doesn't seem to be correct.

If you're interested in this book, AVOID THE KINDLE EDITION and spring for a paper copy. The equations are rendered in a virtually illegible font. In more than 5 instances in the first chapter alone, plus signs (i.e., addition) are randomly substituted with forward slashes (i.e., division). If I weren't familiar with the formulae in question, I would've been hopelessly confused. Reading this book in electronic format is therefore next to useless. It's disappointing that no one at Cambridge University Press or Amazon thought to proofread the electronic format for accuracy and readability prior to putting it up for sale.

Very practical. Not for introduction. Once you have taken a few courses on microwave engineering look at this one for implementation ideas.

que des maths, c'est une livre de math et non d'electronique, dommage. je l'ai renvoyé , et j'ai pris a la place le bowick sur amazon, qui lui est nickel

This book has everything my husband was looking for, it explains everything in simple terms, he is so happy with it.