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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Aerospace engineering stands at the confluence of imagination and precision, where dreams of flight transform into technological marvels soaring through the skies and traversing the cosmos. This book, Aerospace Engineering: Principles, Design, and Innovations, has been crafted to serve as a comprehensive and foundational resource for students, professionals, and enthusiasts seeking a deeper understanding of the complexities and possibilities within the aerospace domain. Whether your interest lies in aircraft design, propulsion systems, space exploration, or unmanned aerial vehicles, this text aims to provide clarity, depth, and forward-thinking perspectives on the multidisciplinary nature of aerospace engineering.The inspiration for this work stems from the rapid advancements and evolving challenges faced by the aerospace industry in the 21st century. From the reinvigoration of lunar missions and the commercialization of space travel to the development of hypersonic aircraft and sustainable aviation technologies, aerospace engineering continues to shape not only our world but the future of humanity beyond Earth. The goal of this book is to bridge foundational knowledge with emerging innovations, enabling readers to appreciate both the legacy and the forward momentum of aerospace science and technology.Structured across fifteen chapters, this book begins with an introduction to the scope, history, and branches of aerospace engineering. Chapter 1 provides the groundwork for understanding the discipline's evolution and its pivotal role in global technological progress. Chapters 2 through 5 delve into the core technical principles, including aerodynamics, aircraft structures and materials, propulsion systems, and flight mechanics-areas that form the bedrock of aircraft design and operation.Chapter 6 transitions into the specialized field of spacecraft engineering, covering essential elements such as orbital mechanics, structural considerations, life support systems, and reentry dynamics. Following this, Chapter 7 explores rocketry and advanced space propulsion technologies, while Chapter 8 examines the vital field of satellite technology and its broad range of Earth and space-based applications.In Chapter 9, the book investigates the domain of high-speed flight, including the physics and challenges associated with supersonic and hypersonic vehicles. Chapter 10 highlights computational methods like CFD, FEA, and modern simulation techniques that are now indispensable in both research and practical aerospace design. These digital tools are further explored in the context of AI and machine learning, reflecting the transformative impact of intelligent systems on aerospace innovation.Chapters 11 and 12 delve into two pivotal areas shaping the future of aerospace-space exploration and unmanned aerial vehicles. The book discusses both human and robotic missions, long-duration space travel, and the technical and ethical dimensions of drones and swarm robotics. Chapter 13 shifts focus to the environmental responsibilities of the aerospace sector, addressing the industry's carbon footprint, green aviation technologies, and the implications of aerospace activity on climate change.Chapter 14 takes a closer look at the essential field of safety and risk management, encompassing accident investigation, human factors, cybersecurity, and comprehensive risk mitigation strategies. These themes are vital to ensuring the integrity and reliability of aerospace systems in an increasingly interconnected and automated world.The book culminates in Chapter 15 with a vision of the future. It surveys cutting-edge research and anticipated breakthroughs in aerospace technology, from AI-integrated aircraft to next-generation propulsion, the expansion of commercial space travel, and the growing influence of Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The field-programmable gate array has quietly become one of the most important devices in modern electronics. It sits inside the base station that carries this sentence to your phone, inside the camera that inspects a thousand bottles a minute on a production line, inside the satellite payload that cannot be recalled for repair, and inside the data-centre accelerator card that searches a database faster than any processor could. What makes the FPGA remarkable is not simply that it is fast; it is that its hardware is written rather than manufactured. A designer describes a circuit in a text file, presses a button, and a few minutes later a piece of silicon has physically become that circuit.This book is about learning to write hardware well. It is intended for undergraduate and postgraduate students of electronics, electrical, computer science and instrumentation engineering, for practising engineers migrating from software or from board-level design, and for researchers who need a reconfigurable platform for their experiments. What this book tries to do differentlyThree convictions shaped every chapter.Architecture first, then language. A great many FPGA designs are inefficient because they were written by someone who did not know what a look-up table, a carry chain or a block RAM actually is. Chapters 2 and 3 therefore open the device and look inside before a single line of HDL is written. Once the reader knows that the fabric offers a six-input look-up table and a dedicated carry chain, code such as a wide comparator or a pipelined adder stops being mysterious and starts being predictable.Two languages, side by side. Industry uses both VHDL and Verilog, and a graduate who knows only one is at a disadvantage. Rather than choosing a side, this book teaches both: Chapter 5 develops VHDL, Chapter 6 develops Verilog and SystemVerilog, and from Chapter 7 onward most major examples appear in both languages so that the reader can read either dialect fluently and translate between them.Everything is synthesisable and tested. Every listing in this book was written to be synthesised onto a real device, not merely to illustrate syntax. Where a construct simulates but does not synthesise, the text says so plainly. Each design unit is accompanied by the reasoning that a reviewer would apply: is the reset strategy correct, will this infer a latch, does this cross a clock domain safely, what does the timing report say.How the book is organisedThe nineteen chapters fall into six natural groups.Foundations (Chapters 1-4). What programmable logic is, what is inside a modern FPGA, the digital-design principles that matter for the fabric, and the complete design flow from specification to configured device.Languages (Chapters 5-6). VHDL and Verilog/SystemVerilog for synthesis, taught through the structures a designer actually writes: entities, processes, always blocks, packages and parameterisation.Building blocks (Chapters 7-10). Combinational design and synthesis, sequential design and finite state machines, on-chip memory and FIFOs, and arithmetic using the DSP slice.Making it work (Chapters 11-13). Clocking and timing constraints, static timing analysis, metastability and clock-domain crossing, and the physical I/O and serial interfaces that connect the device to the world.Systems and verification (Chapters 14-16). Embedded processors and AXI-based SoC design, verification and testbench construction, and optimisation for area, speed and power.Practice (Chapters 17-19). Reliability, configuration and security; a sequence of complete, laboratory-ready projects; and a concluding survey of high-level synthesis and where the technology is heading.</li Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. For most of the history of radio, the frequencies above 30 GHz were regarded as a curiosity: interesting to physicists and radio astronomers, useful for a few military and scientific purposes, but far too lossy, too expensive and too difficult to tame for mass-market communication. That view has been overturned within a single decade. Millimeter wave links now carry 5G traffic in cities around the world, connect virtual-reality headsets to computers, backhaul small cells across rooftops, and steer the radars that keep modern cars in their lanes. The frequencies that once seemed hostile have become one of the most active frontiers of electrical engineering, and the move toward sub-terahertz frequencies for sixth-generation (6G) systems promises that the frontier will continue to advance.This book is written for senior undergraduate and postgraduate students in electronics and communication engineering, and for practising engineers and researchers who need a single, coherent account of the subject. Millimeter wave communication is inherently interdisciplinary. A successful system designer must understand electromagnetic propagation and channel modeling, antenna arrays and beamforming, radio-frequency integrated circuits, signal processing for waveforms and MIMO, network protocols and standards, and the practicalities of measurement and testing. Most existing texts treat only one or two of these areas in depth. My aim has been to connect them, so that the reader understands not only how each building block works but also why it is designed the way it is, and how it interacts with the rest of the system.The book is organized in fourteen chapters that progress from physics to systems. Chapters 1 to 3 establish the foundations: motivation and spectrum, propagation mechanisms, and channel models. Chapters 4 to 6 address antennas, beamforming architectures and beam management, the techniques that turn high path loss into high-gain directional links. Chapter 7 descends to the circuit level, with carefully drawn schematics of amplifiers, mixers, oscillators and passive networks. Chapters 8 and 9 treat waveforms, hardware impairments, MIMO and channel estimation. Chapter 10 reviews the IEEE and 3GPP standards, and Chapter 11 analyses the performance of mmWave networks using stochastic geometry. Chapter 12 introduces emerging topics, including reconfigurable intelligent surfaces, integrated sensing and communication, sub-terahertz systems and machine learning. Chapter 13 presents applications and case studies, and Chapter 14 brings everything together in link-budget design, over-the-air testing and a set of design projects. Two appendices collect constants, formulas and a compact Python toolbox, and a bibliography guides further reading.Throughout the book I have emphasised derivations from first principles, so that formulas are understood rather than memorised. Every chapter contains worked examples with complete numerical solutions, and most chapters include Python programs that reproduce the figures or implement the algorithms discussed. All of the programs use only NumPy, SciPy and Matplotlib and can be run on any personal computer. I strongly encourage readers to run them, change the parameters, and observe the consequences; there is no better way to develop engineering intuition. The end-of-chapter problems range from routine exercises to open-ended design tasks, and the projects in several chapters are suitable for laboratory courses or semester assignments.Instructors can use the book in several ways. A one-semester course on millimeter wave systems might cover Chapters 1 to 6, 8, 10 and 14. A course with a circuits emphasis would add Chapter 7 and parts of Chapter 4, while a signal-processing course would emphasise Chapters 5, 6, 8 and 9. Chapters 11 to 13 are suitable for advanced seminars and for Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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