RF Fundamentals: Definitions, Components, and Concepts

Wasn't sure what I was going to get with this purchase. The book is in color, which I was shocked to see, but is necessary to understand some of the diagrams. Also adds a nice flare to technical books. The book itself is written almost as a technical spec document, in outline form so not your traditional narrative. Honestly that was the part that I was really unsure about, how was this going to be presented. The format is really necessary for something as technical as this book. The author does a great job of breaking down the subject element by element and building through the technology. That being said, there are some pre-reqs necessary to understand and properly consume this material. If you are working with RF or new to the field, a must reference for any engineer in the field or even line of business product owner.

I'm finding this very difficult to read as there are so many issues with the wording and grammar I would not be surprised to learn the text was machine translated. At minimum, the book needs substantial edits to improve readability. I have not made it far enough into the book to give a fair assessment of how well it addresses the subject matter.

Arrived promptly and well packaged. A good introduction to the subject, though it challenges my knowledge of math and physics. I have only progressed so far to the third chapter. The book is giving me the level of knowledge that I need so that I can have a basic comprehension of discussions between RF engineers.