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RF Cafe Engineering Book Giveaways
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Each month I select someone to receive a
free book from those graciously
provided by Artech House and Cambridge University Press. They are often books I have
used to create quizzes.
How to enter? Either buy one of my inexpensive
software offerings
or send me an e-mail. I will throw your name in an electronic "hat" (an Excel spreadsheet
with a random number selection). A winner will be selected once a good number of entries
have been received.
The first give-away was a set of more than 25 electronic themed wall charts. Here
is the current list of available prizes to choose from.
Most Recent Archive Page
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November 2011
 Tom D., of Durham, NC, is the November 2011 book
drawing winner. Tom selected Phased Array Antennas with Optimized Element Patterns
Graciously provided by
Artech House
 Aditya H., of Germantown, MD, is another November
winner. Aditya selected Plasma Antennas Graciously
provided by Artech House
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December 2011
 Michael V., of Clayton, MO, is the December 2011 book drawing winner. Michael
selected Essentials of UWB.Graciously provided by
Cambridge University
Press |
 Michael W., of Clearwater, FL, was one of the September
2011 book drawing winner. Michael selected Dilbert: Seven Years of Highly Defective
People Brian B, of South Amherst, OH was also a September 2011 book drawing
winner. Brian chose Human-Centered Information Fusion. |
October 2011
George K., of Westford, MA, was an October 2011 book drawing winner. George chose
Substrate Noise Coupling in Analog/RF Circuits. |
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July 2011
James C., of Marietta, GA, was a July 2011 book drawing winner. James chose RFID-Enabled
Sensor Design and ApplicationsGraciously provided by
Artech House
JJason M., of West Point, UT, was another July 2011 book drawing winner. Jason chose
Journey to Cubeville |
August 2011
Dennis R., of Fuquay-Varina, NC, was an August 2011 book drawing winner. Dennis chose
A Practical Guide to Error-Control Coding Using MATLAB
Graciously provided by
Artech House
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 Mark M., of Carlisle, PA, is the May 2011 book
drawing winner. Mark selected Advanced RF MEMSGraciously
provided by Artech House
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Paul A, of Glen Cove, NY, is the June 2011 book drawing winner. Paul chose Frequency
Synthesizers: From Concept to Product Graciously provided
by Artech House
 Louise H., of Cornwall, UK, is another June 2011
book drawing winner. Louise chose Computational Electromagnetics for RF and
Microwave Engineering Graciously provided by
Cambridge University
Press |
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Adrian S., of Cape Town, S. Africa, is a March 2011 book drawing winner. Adrian selected
Cognitive Radar: The Knowledge-Aided Fully Adaptive Approach
Graciously provided by
Artech House |
April 2011
 Steve K., of Batavia, IL, is an April 2011 book
drawing winner. Steve chose Klystrons, Traveling Wave Tubes, Magnetrons, Crossed-Field
Amplifiers, and GyrotronsGraciously provided by
Artech House |
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January 2011
 Travis S., of Pewaukee, WI is the January 2011
winner. Travis chose Component Reliability for Electronic Systems
Graciously provided by
Artech House
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February 2011
 Dean S., of Henderson, KY, is the February winner.
Dean choseUnderstanding Signal Integrity Graciously
provided by Artech House
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Richard (Rick) C., of Valencia, CA, is a November 2010 book drawing winner. Rick selected
3D and HD Broadband Video Networking Graciously provided
by Artech House
Michael M., of Fargo, ND, is also an October 2010 book drawing winner. Michael selected
Radio Frequency Integrated Circuit Design
Graciously provided by
Artech House
(Michael is the first two-time winner) |
Mark B., of Waltham, MA, is the lone winner of the December 2010 book drawing. Mark chose
Battlespace Technologies: Network-Enabled Information Dominance Graciously provided by
Artech House
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September 2010
Patrick L. Zurich, Switzerland, is the September 2010 book drawing winner. Patrick chose
Remarkable Engineers, from Riquet to Shannon Graciously
provided by Cambridge
University Press |
James C., of Marietta, GA, is an October 2010 book drawing winner. James selected
OFDMA System Analysis and Design Graciously provided
by Artech House
David L., of Mukilteo, WA, is also an October 2010 book drawing winner. David selected
Ultra Low Power Bioelectronics: Fundamentals, Biomedical Applications, and Bio-Inspired
Systems |
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Art J., of Chatham, NJ, is the July 2010 book drawing winner. Art chose Introduction
to Direction-of-Arrival Estimation Graciously provided
by Artech House |
 Leon R., of Alexander, AR, is the August 2010 book
drawing winner. Leon selected Analysis of Radome-Enclosed Antennas w/CD Included
Graciously provided by
Artech House
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 Warren
E., of Alexandria, VA, is the May 2010 winner. Warren chose PhotoImpact 10,
by ULead/Corel |
James C., of Marietta, GA, is the June 2010 winner. James chose Special Design Topics
in Digital Wideband Receivers Graciously provided by
Artech House |
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Morten V., of Vaerloese, Denmark, is the March 2010 winner. Morten selected Discrete
Oscillator Design: Linear, Nonlinear, Transient, and Noise Domains.
Graciously provided by
Cambridge University
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 Mark M., of Carlisle PA, is my April 2010 winner.
Mark opted for Student's Guide to Maxwell's Equations.
Graciously provided by
Cambridge University
Press |
 Jeffery V., of
Rancho Cordova, CA , is the January 2010 RF Cafe Giveaway winner. Jeff chose CRC
Standard Mathematical Tables. |
 Brian A., of Shallotte, NC, is the February 2010
RF Cafe Giveaway. Brian chose Igor Grigorov's Urban Antennas.
Graciously provided by RF Cafe visitor Hugh P. |
 John A. of San Diego, CA, is the October 2009 RF Cafe Giveaway winner.
John chose The Six-Port Technique with Microwave and Wireless Applications.
Graciously provided by
Artech House |
 CLAIMED by Dec '09 winner
Itay R., Germany, is the November 2009 RF Cafe Giveaway winner. Itay chose EMI Protection
for Communication Systems. Graciously provided by
Artech House |
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 Fred W.,
of Bellevue, WA, is the August 2009 RF Cafe Giveaway winner. Fred chose RF Power
Amplifier Behavioral Modeling. Graciously provided by
Cambridge University
Press |
 Brian
W., of Toronto, Canada, is the September 2009 RF Cafe Giveaway winner. Brian selected
Essentials of UMTSGraciously provided by
Cambridge University
Press |
 Mike
J., of Wichita, KS, is the June 2009 RF Cafe Giveaway winner. Mike chose Physics
1&2, by Halliday/Resnick . |
 Jimmy C., of Daphne,
AL, is the July 2009 RF Cafe Giveaway winner. Jimmy chose Calculus with Analytic
Geometry, by Swokowski . |
 Ajay S., of Fargo, ND, is the April 2009 RF Cafe Giveaway winner. Ajay
chose Electromagnetic Band Gap Structures in Antenna Engineering.
Graciously provided by
Cambridge University
Press |
 Ljube
B. of , is the May 2009 RF Cafe Giveaway winner. Ljube chose Wireless Digital Communications
Design and Theory. |
 Dave
R., of Valencia, CA, is a February 2009 RF Cafe Giveaway winner. Dave selected Electromechanics
and Electrical Machinery. Winner
Dave B., of Albuquerque, NM, chose An Introduction to Error Analysis
 RF
Cafe Forums contributor nubbage (screen name) selected Field and Wave Electromagnetics. |
 Balaji S., of Germantown, MD, selected Electronic Circuits as
his prize for the March 2009 drawing.
Mike B., of Jacksonville,
FL, chose Electric Circuits for the March 2009 book drawing. |
 Enrique
R., of Duluth, GA, is a December 2008 RF Cafe Giveaway drawing. Enrique selected
Advanced Engineering Mathematics.
Jay B.,
of San Diego, CA, is also a December 2008 winner. He chose Modern Coding Theory. |
 John M., of
Tustin, CA, is a January 2009 winner. John selected Computer Engineering Hardware
Design.
Hugh P.,
of Seattle, WA, is also a winner. Hugh chose Short-Range Wireless Communications. |
 Glenn D., of Palm Bay, FL, is the October
2008 RF Cafe Giveaway winner. Glenn chose the 1950s vintage Deitzgen Drafting Set. |
 John R., of Jacksonville,
FL, is the November 2008 RF Cafe Giveaway winner. John chose the
 Sanderson
Flight Training Booklets 1960/1961/1962, Aeronautical Meteorology, and Aviation &
Space Book Catalog. |
 Patricia W. , of Tampa, FL, is the winner of
the August 2008 RF Cafe Giveaway. She chose Thermodynamics 4th edition, by J.
P. Holman. |
Jeremy K., of Wichita, KS, is the September winner of the RF Cafe Giveaway. Jeremy selected
Handbook of Modern Electronics and Electrical Engineering, by Charles Belove.
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 Mike T., of Glen Burnie, MD won the June RF Cafe Book Giveaway. Mike chose
An Introduction to Differential Equations, 1982, by Finizio / Ladas
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 If you entered last month and did not
win, please enter again for this month. Click on the icon to view the list. I will pay
shipping to U.S. locations only. |
 Robert S., of
San Antonio, TX, is a winner in the April 2008 RF Cafe Book Giveaway. He chose the
2001 ARRL Handbook.
 Kevin A., of Roanoke,
VA, is also a winner in the April 2008 RF Cafe Book Giveaway. He chose HF Filter
Design and Computer Simulation |
 Jerome H., of Huntsville,
AL is the winner in the May 2008 RF Cafe Book Giveaway. He chose Radio Handbook,
23rd edition, by William Orr.
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 Mike P.,
of Vacaville, CA, was chosen as the February 2008 RF Cafe Book Giveaway Drawing. He chose
Modeling Characterization of RF and Microwave Power FETs, 2007, Peter Aaen,
Jaime A. Plá , John Wood. |
 Mark B., of Waltham,
MA, was the lucky winner of the March 2008 RF Cafe Book Giveaway. Mark chose Signals
and Systems, 1983 Oppenheim, Willsky & Young.
 Alvin S., USAF, was also
the lucky winner of the March 2008 RF Cafe Book Giveaway. Alvin chose Foundations
for Microwave Engineering, 1966 R. E. Collin. |
 Tom C., Fuquay Varina, NC, is the
winner of the RF Cafe Book Giveaway Drawing for December 2007. He choose Automatic
Control Systems, 5th edition Benjamin Kuo. |
 John
S., of Glenwood, NJ, is our winner for January 2008. He selected Antennas and Propagation
for Wireless Communication. |
 Congratulations to Jeremiah B., of Ventura,
CA. Jeremiah selected Introduction to Communications Systems.This month
we are starting a new format for the giveaway. I have many text and reference books that
I no longer need to keep on-hand, and therefore will allow each month's drawing winner
to select one item from whatever is remaining after previous winners get their choices.
Obviously, the earlier winners will have the best choice. Click on the icon to view the
list. I will pay shipping to U.S. locations only. |
 Matt H., of Ft. Wayne, IL, is our lucky
December 2007 winner. Matt decided to take the ARRL Antenna Book.Here
is Matt's response to news that he had won:
"WOO-HOO!!! Merry Christmas to me!" …LOL
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August 2007
 Here
are more than 25 wall charts covering topics like frequency allocations, power supply
configurations, cellular network configurations, coaxial connectors, and more. I will
pay shipping to U.S. locations.We have a winner! Congratulations to Michael
J., of Wichita, KS. Thanks to everyone that took the time to enter. Stay tuned for other
items. |
September 2007
 Up for grabs
this time is a Belkin IEEE 802.11g/54Mbps PC card - Model F5D7010. I bought
it for an HP notebook computer that I no longer own. It is in like-new condition. Send
me an
e-mail if you want to be entered in the drawing. I will pay shipping
to U.S. locations.David Z., of the University of West Florida, is our September
Giveaway winner. |
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