A Course in Radio Engineering for Senior Electrical Engineering Students (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Explore the foundations and hands-on practice of radio engineering in a clear, student‑friendly course. This nonfiction text combines core theory with practical laboratory work, guiding electrical engineering students through oscillatory circuits, wave forms, and early radio technology with modern, approachable explanations.

This book presents a structured overview of radio engineering topics, from resonance and damping to vacuum tubes and receivers. It frames each concept with physical intuition, followed by mathematical relations and real‑world applications, suitable for classroom use or independent study. The included laboratory course aligns experiments with theory, helping readers learn by doing.

• Foundational theory on oscillations, wave transmission, and antenna behavior.


• Detailed treatment of vacuum tubes, detectors, and amplifiers used in radio work.


• Step‑by‑step laboratory exercises that illustrate key measurements and techniques.


• Appendices and references that support classroom and lab activities.

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