"Antenna and Wave Propagation" by KD Prasad is an essential resource for electrical engineers working in the field of communication systems, radar technology, and other wireless applications. The book provides a comprehensive understanding of antenna design and wave propagation, allowing engineers to design and develop more efficient and effective communication systems.

A: The book is designed for B.E./B.Tech students in Electronics and Communication Engineering and for M.Tech students in Communication Engineering.

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| Chapter | Title | | :---: | :--- | | 1 | Introduction | | 2 | Antennas and the Introductory Mathematics | | 3 | Static Electric Field and Steady Electric Current | | 4 | Static Magnetic Field of Steady Electric Current | | 5 | Electromagnetic Fields and its Radiations | | 6 | Antenna Terminology | | 7 | Antenna Arrays | | 8 | Antenna Synthesis | | 9 | Practical Antennas – I (VLF, LF, MF, HF Antennas and Radio Direction Finders) | | 10 | Practical Antennas – II (VHF, UHF, SHF Antennas) | | 11 | Antenna Measurements | | 12 | Transmission Lines (Feeders) and Matching Networks | | 13 | Waveguides | | 14 | Antennas for Specific Applications | | 15 | Radio Wave Propagation |

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