Sampling synthesis of ring arrays

Redlich, R.

doi:10.1109/tap.1970.1139626

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“…In this section, PM theory is used to note the benefits resulting from aperiodicity in the considered class of arrays. To this end, we introduce the following classical PM expansion of the illumination [58] (31) such that the AAP can be rewritten in the equivalent form…”

Section: Extension To Circular Ring Antenna Arraysmentioning

confidence: 99%

Deterministic Constrained Synthesis Technique for Conformal Aperiodic Linear Antenna Arrays—Part I: Theory

Caratelli¹,

Toso

Stukach

et al. 2019

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propagat.

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Section: Extension To Circular Ring Antenna Arraysmentioning

confidence: 99%

Deterministic Constrained Synthesis Technique for Conformal Aperiodic Linear Antenna Arrays—Part I: Theory

Caratelli¹,

Toso

Stukach

et al. 2019

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propagat.

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“…The properties of individual azimuthal modes were pursued by Tillman and colleagues Hilburn and Hickman, 1968;Tillman, 1968;Hilburn, 1969). The harmonic (Bessel) series analysis has been used for sidelobe control through excitation tapering, and for pattern synthesis (Fenby, 1965;James, 1965;Royer, 1966;Longstaff et al, 1967;Redlich, 1970;Lim and Davies, 1975). Beam cophasal excitation (see Section 11.2.1), in which all elements contribute to the main beam in phase, is almost always used.…”

Section: Ring Arraysmentioning

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Conformal Arrays

2009

Phased Array Antennas

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“…A ring arrays Designed by Redlich [4] for aircraft navigation. A technique for synthesizing a ring array that radiates a prescribed pattern in the plane of the ring is developed.…”

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Optimum Directivity Patterns of Concentric Ring Arrays with Dipole Radiators for Wireless Communications

Naik¹

2013

IJCA

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In the literature survey concentric ring arrays using isotropic radiators are reported. Sufficient data is not available to optimization of the first sidelobe level, null to null beamwidth and directivity. In this paper, the author is proposed the problem of designing concentric ring arrays with practical radiating element. The practical radiating element is considered as dipoles to achieve optimum directional patterns for wireless communications. The numerically simulated patterns are computed and compared with the concentric isotropic ring arrays for different number of concentric rings.

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Sampling synthesis of ring arrays

Cited by 6 publications

References 3 publications

Deterministic Constrained Synthesis Technique for Conformal Aperiodic Linear Antenna Arrays—Part I: Theory

Deterministic Constrained Synthesis Technique for Conformal Aperiodic Linear Antenna Arrays—Part I: Theory

Conformal Arrays

Optimum Directivity Patterns of Concentric Ring Arrays with Dipole Radiators for Wireless Communications

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