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5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent addition to standard RF circuit design books,
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This review is from: Circuit Design for RF Transceivers (Hardcover)
If your just starting in the field ofRF design it is better to start off with a more basic RF text book. I found this more indepth book an excellent addition to my library with lots of real world circuit examples and up to date references. It contains a glossary explaining every symbol. Basically everybody in my design group wants to borrow it from me.
1.0 out of 5 stars
Don't waste your money or time.,
By it (Sunnyvale, CA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Circuit Design for RF Transceivers (Hardcover)
This book has all of the usual defects of books from Kluwer Academic Publishers. Acronyms in the text and terms in equations are not defined. Diagrams have errors. It seems to be a cut and paste job with very little systematic development of the subject. Graphs of CAD program outputs are presented with no or very little comment or discussion. There is one case of a technical error. A mathematical program output which claims to show the effects of amplifier noise figure really illustrates the beneficial effects of dithering data to overcome the effects of finite word length in FFT calculations.
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Circuit Design for RF Transceivers by Cicero S. Vaucher (Hardcover - Nov 30 2001)
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