The text covers antennas and wave propagation in a manner that makes the material comprehensible to upper level undergraduate- and graduate-level students, but with a level of rigor befitting a classic textbook. Theorems, definitions, and other theoretical aspects are presented with the purpose of clarifying concepts. The author has had a long and rich history in the field, and his enthusiasm for propagation is evident throughout the text.
Content: The book is divided into 21 chapters and 4 appendices, which makes it easier for the reader to find relevant information. The book covers all of the material typically found in a modern treatise on propagation, with an emphasis placed on radio engineering applications. It begins with a discussion on free space, and proceeds to describe the propagation of waves in wire and dielectric wave guides. These topics are followed by discussions on transmission lines and wave traps, with treatment given to various transmission line models. This is followed by techniques used for measuring transmission line parameters. The remainder of the book focuses on propagation in free space. Topics covered include atmospheric propagation, sky wave field intensities, ionospheric phenomena, and antenna-wave interaction. The authors' presentation makes it easy to understand the concepts behind HF propagation through the use of graphs. There are numerous exercises at the end of each chapter for self-study, and solutions are provided in an appendix at the end of the book for instructors who wish to use this text in a classroom setting. Strengths: The material is presented in an organized manner that is easy to read with an emphasis on clarity. The chapter on antenna arrays is excellent in its presentation of beamforming fundamentals that is seldom found elsewhere in texts. Weaknesses: The exposition of the material will not be sufficient for students who are not familiar with mathematics. Antennas and Wave Propagation by John D. Kraus is a textbook that, first-time readers will find very accessible yet comprehensive. While some parts of the text are more technical, others are less so. The author, Dr. Kraus, has had a long and rich history in the field of propagation, which is evident throughout this text, making it quite readable to both the novice and expert alike. It is a great textbook, written for upper level undergraduates and grad students. There is a chapter on arrays, which is very useful for students. It has interesting material on the older phased array systems of years ago. It's an excellent treatise on propagation and antennas, in my opinion, with lots of examples and illustrations. The author has had a long and rich history in the field of propagation, which makes it quite readable to both the novice and expert alike. The material is presented in an organized manner that is easy to read with an emphasis on clarity.
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