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It all depends on what you want the the interference patterns need to be. The best design will depend on the wanted spatial pattern. You... -
EEsquilo replied to the thread Undergrad How many carriers for phased array?.So, yes, as far as the angular range to operate is concerned, the desirable limit would be 5 degrees, but it's difficult to achieve...
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EEsquilo replied to the thread Undergrad How many carriers for phased array?.Good morning,@sophiecentaur I will use the same transmitter for all the cavity patches and I will vary the phases of all the antennas...
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EEsquilo replied to the thread Undergrad How many carriers for phased array?.@sophiecentaur Thanks for your reply. So, yes, the receiver question isn't very important at this point, since it can be made of a wide...
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The "beats" you refer to are only beats when your receiver looks at the vector sum of all the signals. You could look at the process in... -
EEsquilo replied to the thread Undergrad How many carriers for phased array?.@berkeman @.Scott @sophiecentaur @tech99 @renormalize Good morning, here I am again, I had created a new thread on the same topic but it...
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This is all at a very low frequency so I feel that all that could be done with software (Software Defined Radio). None of that beastly... -
EEsquilo replied to the thread Undergrad How many carriers for phased array?.@berkeman @.Scott Yes, I've checked more closely these past few hours, and the theremin solution is the most efficient. I'll definitely...
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I wasn't going to get into his theremin design. But if we do, why would we use a phase array instead of two or three directional... -
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Yikes, you may be missing a minus sign or something there... :wink: From a Google search on VDE Level B at 3m test distance: So you... -
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A standard Theremin uses 3 oscillators, two working at about 260 kHz and one at 450 khz. Nothing oscillates at nearly a gigahertz. See... -
EEsquilo replied to the thread Undergrad How many carriers for phased array?.yes I should use maybe more than two receivers, I could make a system similar to metal detectors but it would be too difficult, and as...
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You need two radio receivers. Each receiver will include an antenna and some circuitry. The channel width is described in Hz. So, if... -
EEsquilo replied to the thread Undergrad How many carriers for phased array?.57 and 47 dbm at 3 meters, yes you are actually right with square signals I have many harmonics and therefore a lot of noise I will have...
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What is your planned transmit power in dBm? What is the maximum allowed RF level detected for Germany's Level A and Level B tested at 3...