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100 1  Cruickshank. 
245 10 Microwave Material Applications: Device Miniaturization 
       and Integration. 
264  1 Boston, MA :|bArtech House,|c2016. 
300    1 online resource (239 pages). 
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490 1  Artech House microwave library 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
520 3  This comprehensive new resource based on the classic 
       Artech House title, Microwave Materials for Wireless 
       Applications, introduces the use of new microwave 
       materials for passive devices including ferrites, 
       magnetization garnets, dielectric materials, and absorbers
       for wireless and antenna applications. This book explores 
       a new set of magnetic and dielectric materials that assist
       with size reduction of passive devices such as ferrite 
       isolators and circulators. Revised data on the 
       applications of absorbers, including examples of different
       combinations of magnetic, dielectric, and absorber 
       materials into integrated devices is presented. Meta-
       materials for antennas and potential antenna integration 
       onto soft boards or LTCC filter technologies using tunable
       devices with new materials are covered.nnProfessionals 
       learn how new material designs use properties of certain 
       ions in oxide compounds to reduce their physical size, 
       including in cellular base stations designed for 4G and 5G
       cell phone communication systems. This book exhibits how 
       the integration of new materials into cellular systems 
       using common transmission lines will further save size and
       reduce complexity. New technologies are presented 
       demonstrating the use of sol-gel processing and ceramic 
       processing in the use of low temperature co-fired ceramics,
       plastic molding, and 3D printing demonstrating improved 
       device designs.|cPublisher abstract. 
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