"The ARRL Handbook for Radio Communications is your complete guide to radio experimentation, discovery, and innovation. It is the handbook--written by radio amateurs for everyone with a desire to advance the pursuit of wireless technology. New Projects and content include: PIN diode RF switching circuits; a new section on transverters; an updated discussion of waveguides; a new section on soldering tools; antenna tuner troubleshooting techniques; an updated discussion of the latest digital modes--FT8, FT4, and MSK144; new feed line choke designs for receiving and transmitting; updated CAD software from Tonnesoft"--Back cover.

"ARRL item no. 1397"--Cover.

VOLUME 1 -- Introduction -- 1. What is Amateur (Ham) Radio? -- Fundamental Theory - 2. Electrical Fundamentals -- 3. Radio Fundamentals -- 4. Circuits and Components -- VOLUME 2 --Practical Design and Principles - 5. RF Techniques - 6. Computer-Aided Circuit Design - 7. Power Sources - 8. DSP and SDR Fundamentals - 9. Oscillators and Synthesizers - 10. Analog and Digital Filtering - 11 Modulation -- VOLUME 3 --Practical Design and Principals Part 2 -- 12. Receiving - 13. Transmitting - 14. Transceiver Design Topics - 15. Digital Protocols and Modes - 16. Amateur Radio Data Platforms - 17. RF Power Amplifiers - 18. Repeaters -- VOLUME 4 -- Antenna Systems and Radio Propagation - 19. Propagation of Radio Signals - 20. Transmission Lines - 21. Antennas -- VOLUME 5 -- Equipment Construction and Station Accessories - 22. Component Data and References - 23. Construction Techniques - 24. Assembling a Station -- VOLUME 6 -- Test Equipment, Troubleshooting, RFI and Index 25. Test Equipment and Measurements- 26. Troubleshooting and Maintenance - 27. RF Interference - 28. Safety -- Advertiser's Index -- Index -- Project Index -- Author's Index -- Downloadable Content and Tools