Antenna gain equation
[DOC File]Another Way of Looking at the Antenna Gain Equation
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Antenna Sidelobe Concept . Ignoring resistive losses and loss due to illumination profile, the maximum gain of an aperture antenna, area A, is given by the well-known formula, where ( is the signal wavelength. For a square aperture side D, A = D2. Now (/D is the antenna beamwidth = BW in radians. So we can re-write the Gain equation as,
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The formula can be analyzed to say that in a two antenna system the factors which determine the received power are the gain of each antenna and the path loss between the two antennas. By converting this equation to a power ratio and taking the logarithmic form we derive:
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From the above equation it is evident that the gain of a parabolic dish antenna is primarily a function of the antenna capture area or aperture; the larger the antenna aperture, the higher the ...
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It turns out that this equation is not usually very easy to use because of the term. A more convenient method of characterizing the antenna would be through the use of its gain, as we did on transmit. According to antenna theory we can relate antenna gain to effective aperture by the equation. (27) If we substitute (27) into (26) we get. (28)
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The model gives the antenna gain as a function of off-axis angle (() for a given main beam antenna gain (G). Figure A-1 illustrates the general form of the antenna gain distribution. The equations for the angles (M (first side-lobe shelf), (R (near side-lobe region), and (B (far side-lobe region) are given in Table A-3.
[DOC File]Another Way of Looking at the Antenna Gain Equation
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So the gain equation is also telling us that the antenna can be considered as producing a number of radial beams, numerically equal to G over the 4( sphere. One of course is the main directional beam and the G-1 remainder can be thought of as much lower level side and back-lobes equi-spaced over the surface of the sphere; each lobe emanating ...
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