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understand electromagnetic fields and antenna radiation takes no mathdesignfeature By Ron Schmitt, Sensor Research and Development Corp
LIKE MOST EEs, YOU PROBABLY WISH YOU HAD A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS AND WAVES. MAYBE THE COMPLEX MATH KEEPS YOU FROM DELVING MORE DEEPLY INTO THE SUBJECT. THIS INTUITIVE TREATMENT GOES LIGHT ON MATH. IN SO DOING, IT BRINGS LIFE TO A TOPIC THAT MANY FIND DRY AND CONFUSING.

Understanding electromagnetic fields and antenna radiation takes (almost) no math
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nderstanding antennas and electromagnet- fend laws without regard to the truth. Even without ic fields is obviously important in RF engi- my device, the stray electromagnetic energy from the neering, in which capturing and propagating power lines is radiated away and lost, so I might as waves are primary objectives. An understanding of well use it.” T