Analysis of Radome-Enclosed Antennas (Artech House Antenna Library) - Book Review,
by D. J. Kozakoff, Dennis J. Kozakoff

Book News, Inc. Addressed to engineers or scientists working with antennas and radomes, and to managers in government or business charged with buying radomes or evaluating ones already installed. Explains how to develop advanced software for radome analysis, breaking the overall problem into stages that are solved separately. Covers the elementary background material, the relevant mathematical and electromagnetic theory, the fundamentals of antennas, modeling techniques, and software programming approaches to creating models. The 3.5 disk enclosed contains code in BASIC. -- Copyright © 1999 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR All rights reserved
Book Description This book and software package provides antenna design engineers with all the analytical tools needed to evaluate and predict the effects of a radome on an enclosed antenna, including transmission loss, boresight error, depolarization, degradation of the antenna sidelobe levels, and more. The author offers a comprehensive overview of radome wall concepts and materials, presents ray trace approaches to show engineers how to achieve solutions easily using a PC, and provides a detailed study of the various types of radome-enclosed antenna.
About the Author Dr. Dennis J. Kozakoff earned his Ph.D. in electrical engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology, and is president/CEO and founder of Millimeter Wave Technology, Marietta, Georgia. He has published over 100 papers and technical reports, and holds several patents in the field of radomes and antennas.
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