About author:Richard J. Cameron CEng. FIET, FIEEE received the B.Sc. degree in telecommunications and electronic engineering from Loughborough University, U.K., in 1969. Later that year, he joined Marconi Space and Defence Systems Company in the U.K., where his activities included small earth-station design, telecommunication satellite system analysis, and computer-aided RF circuit and component design. In 1975, he joined the European Space Agency’s technical establishment (ESTEC, The Netherlands), where he was involved in the research and development of advanced microwave active and passive components and circuits, with applications in telecommunications, scientific and earth observation spacecraft. Since joining Com Dev Ltd. in 1984, he has been involved in the software and methods for the design of high-performance components and sub-systems for both space and terrestrial application.
Richard Cameron is now retired, but still performs duties as a Visiting Professor at Leeds University (UK), and is active in writing technical articles, presenting lectures, examining PhD candidates and providing consultancy services on an ad hoc basis.
Advanced Synthesis Techniques for Microwave Filters
作者简介:Richard J. Cameron CEng. FIET, FIEEE received the B.Sc. degree in telecommunications and electronic engineering from Loughborough University, U.K., in 1969. Later that year, he joined Marconi Space and Defence Systems Company in the U.K., where his activities included small earth-station design, telecommunication satellite system analysis, and computer-aided RF circuit and component design. In 1975, he joined the European Space Agency’s technical establishment (ESTEC, The Netherlands), where he was involved in the research and development of advanced microwave active and passive components and circuits, with applications in telecommunications, scientific and earth observation spacecraft. Since joining Com Dev Ltd. in 1984, he has been involved in the software and methods for the design of high-performance components and sub-systems for both space and terrestrial application.
Richard Cameron is now retired, but still performs duties as a Visiting Professor at Leeds University (UK), and is active in writing technical articles, presenting lectures, examining PhD candidates and providing consultancy services on an ad hoc basis.
