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Hi,all teacher
How can i improve my anternna konwledge and improve mynderstanding to a high level?
Thanks a lot !
 

This link is very useful..

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After going through the book on Antenna, try to build and test any one of the antenna that you learnt about. In that way you will much more confidence.
 

Thanks a lot for your reply!
 

What kind of prerequisites do I need to study on Antenna Engineering?
 

luckyql said:
Hi,all teacher
How can i improve my anternna konwledge and improve mynderstanding to a high level?
Thanks a lot !
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For a fundamental build-up of antenna theory, nothing beats Antenna Theory by Constantine A. Balanis.
Amazon.com: Antenna Theory: Analysis and Design, 3rd Edition (9780471667827): Constantine A. Balanis: Books

You'd better have a good handle on fundamental electromagnetics, because Balanis starts with basic E and H fields and develops it all from scratch.

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What kind of prerequisites do I need to study on Antenna Engineering?
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Most colleges teach a fundamental electromagnetics class in your 3rd or 4th year. Those classes are key to going into a basic antenna theory class.

Before that, all core undergrad EE coursework, including calculus (up to 3 dimensions), a class in ordinary differential equations, basic EM field theory classes, fundamental EE courses such as dealing with time domain and frequency domain analysis of circuits and signals.
 
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Most colleges teach a fundamental electromagnetics class in your 3rd or 4th year. Those classes are key to going into a basic antenna theory class.

Before that, all core undergrad EE coursework, including calculus (up to 3 dimensions), a class in ordinary differential equations, basic EM field theory classes, fundamental EE courses such as dealing with time domain and frequency domain analysis of circuits and signals.
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I am a sophomore student in Electronicss Engineering. I want to do academic research about this antenna engineering with one of my professor. I took calculus classes. We started differential equations. By now, for EM, Could you share some websites, or books, or textbooks?
 
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