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The document provides a summary and reviews of the textbook 'Fundamentals of Applied Electromagnetics' by Fawwaz T. Ulaby. It gives an overview of the topics covered in the textbook including transmission lines, vector analysis, electrostatics, magnetostatics, and Maxwell's equations. Several reviews comment on the textbook's approachability but also note it could be improved by providing more examples.

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The document provides a summary and reviews of the textbook 'Fundamentals of Applied Electromagnetics' by Fawwaz T. Ulaby. It gives an overview of the topics covered in the textbook including transmission lines, vector analysis, electrostatics, magnetostatics, and Maxwell's equations. Several reviews comment on the textbook's approachability but also note it could be improved by providing more examples.

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Fundamentals Of Applied

Electromagnetics (6th Edition)


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KEY BENEFIT: Widely acclaimed both in the U.S. and abroad, this reader-friendly yet authoritative
volume bridges the gap between circuits and new electromagnetics material. Ulaby begins
coverage with transmission lines, leading readers from familiar concepts into more advanced topics
and applications. KEY TOPICS: Introduction: Waves and Phasors; Transmission Lines; Vector
Analysis; Electrostatics; Magnetostatics; Maxwell's Equations for Time-Varying Fields;
Plane-Wave Propagation; Reflection, Transmission, and Waveguides; Radiation and Antennas;
Satellite Communication Systems and Radar Sensors. MARKET: A useful reference for engineers.

Hardcover: 528 pages


Publisher: Prentice Hall; 6 edition (March 7, 2010)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0132139316
ISBN-13: 978-0132139311
Product Dimensions: 8.6 x 0.9 x 9.6 inches
Shipping Weight: 2.6 pounds
Average Customer Review: 3.9 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (29 customer reviews)
Best Sellers Rank: #48,286 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #4 in Books > Engineering &
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Science & Math > Physics > Electromagnetism > Magnetism #19 in Books > Science & Math >
Physics > Electromagnetism > Electricity

I am an EE undergrad, and this was the assigned textbook in my third year electrodynamics course.
I used Cheng's book before. Cheng's book has a more theoretical approarch and mathematical
rigorousness. Ulaby's book, however, is superior when it comes to building an intution or an
'engineering sense' of how systems work and how to solve problems. I would definitely recommend
this book for the second/third year EE major whose studying the topic for the first time as the book
offers a very accessible introduction and many end-of-chapter problems that are actually doable
and can enhance your understading of the subject matter; unlike cheng's problem sets which can
get very difficult/challenging.

I got this book for a semester, and as it turned out the professor wanted to use a different one, and I
think that was a good choice, I think the other explained things more clearly in English before
jumping into equations. I would sometimes check back to see what this book had to say, and some
things helped, but for the most part this book wasn't as helpful.

Don't buy it, it's a waste of time if you are just starting out. Awkward notation, too many pictures, not
enough explanation... just don't buy it, even if it's required. I ended up going with the tried and true
David K. Cheng - Field and Wave Electromagnetics. That one is excellent!

I've had this book for an undergraduate Electrical and Computer Engineering course in waves and
transmission lines. In general, I would say that the book is a mess - it doesn't explain things
coherently, jumps between unrelated subjects within the chapter, and fails to link equations in
meaningful ways. Our homework problems for the class were assigned directly out of the book, and
the students quickly began to describe them as "scavenger hunts" - when you found the equations
you needed from the chapter text, the problems were quite easy, but you'd spend more than half the
time looking for them and trying to deduce from the text whether they were contextually the right
ones to use. Many students would give up on using the text at all and would skip straight to online
solution manuals, not to copy answers but simply to find comprehensive lists of the correct
equations.This problem is exacerbated by a near total lack of useful examples, which is a must
have for engineering classes. Proper example problems that use the equations and concepts of a
chapter are the cornerstone of teaching difficult mathematics and design techniques, but such
practical uses are few and far between in Ulaby's text, and tend to be difficult to follow if not entirely
incomprehensible. I found the chapter on basic electrostatics to be especially shocking - most
physics texts cover the same material in half the space, and include extensive examples of the
equations in use, but this text takes almost 30 pages of redundant equations and tangential
explanations with almost no useful examples on potential or derivational technique.In general, if you
have a choice, I'd say avoid this text. If not, be prepared to make the most out of online resources,
and keep another physics textbook on hand for reference. All the essentials are there, but some
major revisions will have to be done to make future editions accessible and useful to students of
engineering and the applied sciences.

I am fortunate enough to have taken classes with Dr. Ulbay. He is without a doubt the finest
professor anywhere. While I didn't get to take the course for this book with him, I found having his
book very helpful. It does a great job explaining concepts and providing examples. Also the applets
which are available online now that go with the book are fantastic and really help illustrate the
concepts.

I've been using this book for most of the semester now and it lacks... a lot. It'll give you tons of
equations and theory, but no ways (or very few ways) to actually apply either. It's quite frustrating to
have to rely solely on my professor for suitable examples, especially for a class that is as difficult as
this (Electromagnetics). I wish we were using a better book for this class!

This was my first E&M book out of many. It's a very good "starter" book for introducing concepts and
notation to someone who does not have much math beyond vector calculus. The book is generally
intended for engineering undergrads, and so spends most of its time walking you through things at a
slower pace than other books. The trade-off is that you miss out on many great advanced topics in
antenna theory, waveguides, etc. Even so, the treatment on transmission line theory is especially
well-done. If you're looking for something more advanced, Jin Au Kong has some good references
along with Jackson's classic text. Pozar's text is a great source for more advanced topics more in
the transmission-line realm.

It's ok for an intro book for maybe 2nd year or 3rd year engineering students. This is NOT for physic
majors as it pertains more relevant information towards engineers. (Mostly Electrical Engineers).
Having said that, there are some mistakes throughout the text, in the diagrams, in the captions. In
fact, I say this book has more mistake than I ever encountered in college textbooks. I wouldn't use
this as a main textbook, maybe a supplementary textbook.

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