Wallis, T.
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Chapter 2. Core concepts of microwave and RF measurements
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In this chapter we will review the core concepts of microwave and radio frequency (RF) propagation in both guided-wave and on-wafer environments. Because most of these concepts are well-known, we will introduce only the terms and definitions that are necessary for the development and description of the material used throughout this book. For many, this chapter will serve as a whirlwind tour of familiar concepts. Readers interested in further details will find them in the referenced literature.Citation
Measurement Techniques for Radio Frequency Nanoelectronics
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nanolectronics, microwave measurements, electromagnetism
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