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This comprehensive handbook provides readers with a single-source reference to the theoretical fundamentals, physical mechanisms and principles of operation of all known microwave devices and various radars. The author discusses proven methods of computation and design development, process, schematic, schematic-technical and construction peculiarities of each breed of the microwave devices, as well as the most popular and original technical solutions for radars. Coverage also includes the history of creation of the most widely used radars, as well as guidelines for their potential upgrading. 
Offers readers a comprehensive, systematized view of all contemporary knowledge, acquired during the last 20 years, on radars and related disciplines;
Provides a single-source reference on the physical mechanisms and principles of operation of the basic components of radio location devices, including theoretical aspects of designing the necessary, high-efficiency electronic devices and systems, as well as key, practical methods of computation and design;
Presents complex topics using simple language, minimizing mathematics.
Theoretical Basics of Radiolocation
Features of Designing Digital Processing Systems for Radiolocation Systems Based on Microprocessor VLSI Sets
Ground Penetrating Radars
Antennas and Antenna Devices for Radar Location and Radio Communication
Features of Organizing the Process of Designing Radar Microcircuits
Power Electronics Devices Based on Wide-Gap Semiconductors
Vacuum Electronics
Semiconductor SHF Devices for Radar Sets
HF and SHF Components for Radar Sets
Methods and Means of Ensuring Reliability of Radar and Communication Systems
Radiophotonics in Telecommunication and Radar Location Systems
Measurement of Electrophysical Parameters of Dielectric and Semiconductor Materials and Structures of Microwave Electronics
Radiation Stability of SHF Devices