: Detailed representation of microwave networks using S-parameters, which are essential for characterizing high-frequency multi-port devices.

by Sushrut Das is a comprehensive textbook published by Oxford University Press (OUP) that serves as a cornerstone for undergraduate and postgraduate students in Electronics and Communication Engineering. Covering nearly 1,000 pages, the book bridges the gap between fundamental electromagnetic theory and modern microwave applications. Core Themes and Content Coverage

The textbook is structured into , guiding readers from basic principles to complex system designs. Major areas of focus include:

: Coverage of passive components like power dividers, couplers, and filters, alongside active devices such as solid-state diodes (Gunn, IMPATT), transistors, and vacuum tubes (Klystrons, Magnetrons, TWTs).

: Specialized chapters on microwave antennas and RADAR systems, emphasizing their roles in modern communication and detection.

: Includes MATLAB examples and programs that are particularly useful for laboratory experiments and computational design.