Book on microwave systems

[f95toli]

Can someone recommend a good book about microwave (RF) systems (From 1 to 20 GHz)?
There are plenty of books about communication systems and MMIC designs etc; but I am looking for a book that deals with the things "in between" these two extremes.

Specifically I would like to find a book that delas with properties and modeling (circuit models, scattering matrices etc) of components like mixers, circulators, hybrid couplers, modulators etc and how to design and build systems using these components.
So far I have been able to find information in application notes etc but it would be nice to have a book that goes into more detail.

Thanks

 

[asearchforreason]

Microwave Engineering by Pozar is the standard microwave circuits book. Check out the table of contents and see if it's what you are looking for.

 

[hypn0tik]

Originally posted by: asearchforreason
Microwave Engineering by Pozar is the standard microwave circuits book. Check out the table of contents and see if it's what you are looking for.

Seconded. Being a graduate student in this field, it's definitely a good one to have.

Link

 

[f95toli]

Thanks

 

[darthsidious]

This might not be relevant, but if you're looking for books that deal with RF circuits, thomas lee has a good one (though it's mostly lower frequencies than what you're interested in), and written for IC designers. Still, it may be useful

http://www.amazon.com/Design-R...s-Second/dp/0521835399