2005 IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society International Symposium
DOI: 10.1109/aps.2005.1551675
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Sidelobe minimization of uniformly-excited sparse linear arrays using exhaustive search and visual browsing

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“…This visualization tool contributed to the finding published in [14] that it was possible to achieve essentially the optimal performance of uniformly spaced arrays with fewer elements (thus less cost) spaced non-uniformly in certain configurations. The tool can of course be used to explore other kinds of design issues as long as the data basically conforms to the patterns shown here.…”
Section: Round Three: a Pixel-based Approach With Linked Scatterplotsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This visualization tool contributed to the finding published in [14] that it was possible to achieve essentially the optimal performance of uniformly spaced arrays with fewer elements (thus less cost) spaced non-uniformly in certain configurations. The tool can of course be used to explore other kinds of design issues as long as the data basically conforms to the patterns shown here.…”
Section: Round Three: a Pixel-based Approach With Linked Scatterplotsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In our next round [14], we were given a particular optimization problem to focus on, which was as follows. Our goal was to maximize performance of sparse linear array antennas with uniform excitation, i.e., the assumption of linear spacing of the phased array elements in our previous round was relaxed but the constraint of uniform signal excitation across the array elements was fixed.…”
Section: Round Three: a Pixel-based Approach With Linked Scatterplotsmentioning
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