Design of a tapered CPW-fed wideband antenna and its application to multi-channel transmission using a hybrid wireless communication system

Abril-García, José Humberto; Tapia-Rodriguez, R. E.; García-Juárez, A.; Noriega, J. R.; García-Delgado, L. A.; Leal-Cruz, A. L.; Correa-Mena, A. G.; Zaldívar-Huerta, I. E.; Gómez-Colín, R.

doi:10.1016/j.aeue.2019.152966

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“…Due to the numerous number of paths wherein the data is able to pass through, as well as the relationship between them, the study of Abril-García, Tapia-Rodríguez, García-Juárez, et al [27] is about finding the direction of arrival and time delays of a certain system. This study is important in multipath measurements, the accuracy of these directions of arrival, and time delays specifically for an environment where it is a non-line of sight.…”

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Analysis of the Various Properties of an Antenna Array’s Radiation

2020

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As technological innovations improve over time, antennas have become an inherent piece of our everyday lives and it is essential for individuals to understand how data is moved through these devices. There are different methods of deciding how energy can be transmitted by antennas in an efficient manner, and not all things are seen on the antennas themselves, as there are a few issues that may emerge from the transmission cables that they are associated with too. A common method of deciding how an antenna can transmit signals of energy is through the analysis of its radiation pattern. The radiation pattern of an antenna is able to determine how energy is radiated or data is propagated by a particular antenna. This analysis will focus on understanding the graphs of radiation patterns, beam scanning, patterns of arrays, and other types of graphs. Understanding all of these concepts are important in order to have the ability to effectively utilize antennas such as being able to maximize the amount of distance possible when correctly positioned and also having the ability to boost signals from other devices.

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