2010 IEEE MTT-S International Microwave Symposium 2010
DOI: 10.1109/mwsym.2010.5518000
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A retrodirective null-scanning array

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“…The null-scanning RDA of [17] was developed to address the R 4 path loss issue by utilizing a power-detection approach, thereby decoupling the received and transmitted signals, and achieving an R 2 path loss. It was shown that by utilizing a null for minimum power detection, a twoelement microstrip patch array was much more capable in resolving an interrogator signal' s direction-of-arrival (DOA) when compared to an identically equipped beam-steering RDA.…”
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“…The null-scanning RDA of [17] was developed to address the R 4 path loss issue by utilizing a power-detection approach, thereby decoupling the received and transmitted signals, and achieving an R 2 path loss. It was shown that by utilizing a null for minimum power detection, a twoelement microstrip patch array was much more capable in resolving an interrogator signal' s direction-of-arrival (DOA) when compared to an identically equipped beam-steering RDA.…”
Section: Modu Le Vomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In contrast to the architecture in [17] , which uses one array for DOA detection and another array for transmit communications, the architecture in Fig. 11 combines both functions into one array.…”
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