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Antennas & Wave Propagation III B.Tech I Sem Assignment 2

This document contains 6 questions regarding antenna properties and calculations. It asks the reader to define beam solid angle, directivity, effective aperture, and effective length. It also asks the reader to plot various antenna radiation patterns and calculate half power beamwidth, front-to-back ratio, directivity, gain, effective length, and radiation resistance for different antenna types.

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Antennas & Wave Propagation III B.Tech I Sem Assignment 2

This document contains 6 questions regarding antenna properties and calculations. It asks the reader to define beam solid angle, directivity, effective aperture, and effective length. It also asks the reader to plot various antenna radiation patterns and calculate half power beamwidth, front-to-back ratio, directivity, gain, effective length, and radiation resistance for different antenna types.

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Antennas & Wave Propagation III B.

Tech I Sem
Assignment 2
1. Write note on the following:
i) Beam solid angle ii) Directivity iii) Effective aperture iv) Effective length
2. Plot the following:
i) P
n
() = cos
2
2, 0 /4 ii) E() =15 cos 3, 0 /6
iii) H
n
() = cos 2, 0 /4
3. a) Obtain the HPBW and FNBW in plane for the pattern P
n
() = cos
3
2, 0 /4.
b) Find the directivity of antenna whose field pattern is given by E(,) = cos cos, 0 /2,
- /2 /2
4. a) Find the directivity of a half wave dipole.
b) Find the gain (in db) of half wave dipole antenna whose loss resistance is 9 ohms.
5. Prove that the effective length of an antenna when used for receiving is the same as when used for
transmitting.
6. Find the radiation resistance of a small loop antenna.

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