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    Radiation Field or Fraunhofer Field: Basic Antennas

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    This document provides an overview of various antenna types and their key characteristics. It discusses common antenna types like dipoles, quarter-wave antennas, folded dipoles, Yagi-Uda arrays, turnstile antennas, loop antennas, helical antennas, parabolic reflector antennas, multi-element arrays, horn antennas and their properties such as directivity, gain, impedance, polarization, beamwidth and efficiency. The document also covers fundamental antenna concepts like near fields, far fields, captured power, radiation patterns and effective radiated power.

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    Radiation Field or Fraunhofer Field: Basic Antennas

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    This document provides an overview of various antenna types and their key characteristics. It discusses common antenna types like dipoles, quarter-wave antennas, folded dipoles, Yagi-Uda arrays, turnstile antennas, loop antennas, helical antennas, parabolic reflector antennas, multi-element arrays, horn antennas and their properties such as directivity, gain, impedance, polarization, beamwidth and efficiency. The document also covers fundamental antenna concepts like near fields, far fields, captured power, radiation patterns and effective radiated power.

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    This document provides an overview of various antenna types and their key characteristics. It discusses common antenna types like dipoles, quarter-wave antennas, folded dipoles, Yagi-Uda arrays, turnstile antennas, loop antennas, helical antennas, parabolic reflector antennas, multi-element arrays, horn antennas and their properties such as directivity, gain, impedance, polarization, beamwidth and efficiency. The document also covers fundamental antenna concepts like near fields, far fields, captured power, radiation patterns and effective radiated power.

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    Radiation Field or Fraunhofer Field: Basic Antennas

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    Franch Maverick Arellano Lorilla
    This document provides an overview of various antenna types and their key characteristics. It discusses common antenna types like dipoles, quarter-wave antennas, folded dipoles, Yagi-Uda arrays, turnstile antennas, loop antennas, helical antennas, parabolic reflector antennas, multi-element arrays, horn antennas and their properties such as directivity, gain, impedance, polarization, beamwidth and efficiency. The document also covers fundamental antenna concepts like near fields, far fields, captured power, radiation patterns and effective radiated power.

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    NEAR FIELD: INDUCTION FIELD OR FRESNEL

    FIELD

    CAPTURED AREA & CAPTURED POWER

    SUMMARY FOR VARIOUS ANTENNAS


    FAR FIELD: RADIATION FIELD OR FRAUNHOFER FIELD

    ANTENNA EFFICIENCY ()

    BASIC ANTENNAS
    1. Elementary Doublet (Hertzian dipole)
    DIRECTIVE GAIN

    POWER GAIN
    2. Half-Wave Dipole- resonant antenna
    Voltage, Current & Impedance Distribution of Halfwave dipole

    EFFECTIVE ISOTROPIC RADIATED POWER


    (EIRP)

    If the feed point is distance xfrom one end of a half


    wave (/2) dipole
    3. Quarter-Wave
    (Marconi or Long-wire)
    EFFECTIVE RADIATED POWER (ERP)

    antenna- vertical antenna is

    basically a half-wave dipole placed vertically, with the


    other half of the dipole being the ground (image).

    SPECIAL PURPOSE ANTENNA


    1. Folded Dipole antenna- made up of two
    Elements
    2. Yagi-Uda antenna- linear array w/ two or more
    parasitic elements

    (b)
    Broadside array
    (c)

    End-fire array
    (d)

    Log-

    3. Turnstile antenna- omnidirectional pattern.

    Periodic antenna
    4. Loop antenna- formed into one or more turns so
    its end are close together.

    5.

    Helical
    antenna- A
    circularly
    polarized antenna
    Two Principal Modes:
    a. Normal(Broads
    ide) Mode- inefficient
    radiators, used for mobile communications
    b. Axial (End Fire) Mode- the antenna
    produces true circular polarization
    Gain of a helical antenna
    3dB
    Beamwidth ()
    PARABOLIC REFLECTOR ANTENNA
    Gain of a Parabolic Reflector antenna
    MULTI-ELEMENT
    ARRAYS
    1. Multi- according to their directivity: (a)
    Bidirectional array, (b) Unidirectional array
    2. In Terms of Direction of Radiation
    (a) Collinear array

    HORN ANTENNA
    provides the impedance transformation between
    waveguide and free space impedance

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