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What is the relation between width and power of rect patch antenna?
Really? I think if I adjust the size of each patch, it will reduce side lobes... Okay.. Thank you!- everjordan
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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What is the relation between width and power of rect patch antenna?
Thank you for reply my problem. I am designing my antenna using Hfss11. Im only focus on realized gain to inrease the sidelobe level at phi=90. and main beam is located between 0 and 5 degree. Operating frequency is 26Ghz. Ok. Anyway.. What is the meaning of dolph-chebyshev coefficient...- everjordan
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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What is the relation between width and power of rect patch antenna?
Series array antenna means series fed antenna. I mis choose the words. I'm not good at english. I'm designing 6x1 series fed rectangular patch antenna. And I want to obtain low side lobe level. But my design result is poor. So, I use dolph-chebyshev array. And, I obtain some...- everjordan
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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What is the relation between width and power of rect patch antenna?
Hi, all I want to control the power ratio of my series array antenna. I heard there is some relation between width of rectangular patch antenna and power to control the power ratio. I want to know.. Do you know some relation?- everjordan
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- Antenna Power Relation Width
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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How do I make more smaller sidelobelevel value of patch antenna?
Hi :) I am designing 6x1 series fed microstrip rectangular patch antenna by using HFSS. The schematic of the my design is below. This figure is the half of my design for the past analysis. My goal is below. SLL(side lobe level <-25dB) S11(<-20dB) After I design the patch...- everjordan
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- Antenna Value
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Residue Theory for Solving Complex Contour Integrals | Step-by-Step Guide
thank you for reply :) first, i expanded csc^2(z) in Laurent series and (z-i)^2 = z^2 -2iz -1 after that, multiply Laurent series and z^2-2iz-1 and pull the residues off the z^-1 term. but I wasn't sure this was a good idea. Is this right?- everjordan
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Residue Theory for Solving Complex Contour Integrals | Step-by-Step Guide
Homework Statement \oint (z-i)^2 \div sin^2(z) gamma : 4+4i, 4-4i, -4+4i, -4-4i rectangluar Homework Equations residue theory The Attempt at a Solution I don't know how to solve this problem. I do my best using taylor series... however it doesn't solve the problem.. Please help...- everjordan
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help