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Unit 1

The document discusses the fundamental concepts of antennas and their radiation properties, including radiation resistance, antenna temperature, and radiation patterns. It describes the characteristics of different types of radiation lobes and the significance of beamwidth in antenna design. Additionally, it outlines the near-field and far-field regions surrounding antennas, emphasizing the importance of understanding these regions for effective communication systems.
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Unit 1

The document discusses the fundamental concepts of antennas and their radiation properties, including radiation resistance, antenna temperature, and radiation patterns. It describes the characteristics of different types of radiation lobes and the significance of beamwidth in antenna design. Additionally, it outlines the near-field and far-field regions surrounding antennas, emphasizing the importance of understanding these regions for effective communication systems.
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" ©), « 260.0) % be, Dnel dimen sPenlece) hare SC14) = Poynting vector = BOD +GCH 0 eS % = Tnevtaste tmpecinee space. a1b.7-a. r= 5 —— Antenna Baamuottth, | | woe & Me meaure of fe dfrectivfly of an antenna ant Te & deffned as," tte apgulee seperation, that Th, angulos wStdth th degrees behueen bu boo Fdentfcal points on tte eppostte sfde othe mmaln voclfatfon Pattern? | Sn an antenna pattern, tte ae 4 number of beam ufdtng posePble, fuk boo oh the mot waPdely wed toa = aft oe | Halt ~ Poser Seam efit, CHPBW) G3 Phict ~Nult Beam Width CFw.Bud) (Halt = Power Beam Wide® CHPBHL) HREM & an agulax eft fr doprees, meatured om * major lobe yadfalion pattern behween potnis shee the yadtaked power hat fallen fo half 4, 7 maximum valu, wrth & called half power pofnts, 4» HpBW f& alto Enawn at “3-48 beamufdbh " because ok halt power pofnts, the power B 3-dB down the moxfmum power value Of Me mrafor lobe. (2) Fst - Nall Beam - wider (ENBW) PNB % defined ax“ te angular width between te sect null: or Pst sfde lobes, Which has @ beam a, t0d® down Fromm te paver raafmum 6, the rain lobe". 4 FNBW) alo noun as to-dB beamifdth and te fe utually used bo approxfmate the HPBW as, NBA Hpew = 2 r ae Qo Kadfation Pattern Lobes | | we Different pats of tadfalizn Pattern ase weterved bo | | as lobes” 4 vadlfatim lobe a & dimensfonal portfon. - stong fede ust qurpunded by @ weak Field. Be fhe patton oy sfgnFftcant eld etrength fo a portfular — frection. of Depends ch the Held Strength, the radfatison lobes | an antenna may be chavifid nto fowr lyper: D Mafor lobe di) Minor Lobe idside Lobe | (iy) Bac Lobe Major Jobe: THE & tte radfatfon lobe containing tu maxtamum yadiali@n fm desived livectfon, which & alto referred 4 ha manfonum pruser th bamgmitthed fo tte free Space fom an antenna only by tea major lobes, (as main lobe or main beam | () Mfnor Lobe AM tte lobes offer than the mafh lobe au called minor Lobes. Tt represents the radfatfon th an undestred Aivectfon. Tha level 6, 9 minor lobe i usually exprested ax a ratio of power clensity fr that lobe to that of tte mafor lobe ” x Tn most % tu wireless sytem, mfnor lobes we undetived. Hever, a Goad aanteona cleifgn should minimize tte minor lobes, (Se lobe | use am tte minor lobes adfacent> ty the mafn lobe and ushth ate seperated by the Vasfous nulls. cthe afte ober axe the largest among the mfnor lobes (Back Jobe! Tha =% tue minoy lobe dfanebteally sppostte to tus main lobe, Te & the -radfalion lobe whose xf wel an ange a Sppreatmately eo" with Me mfr lobe civectfon, x ftafor Jobe > / ¥ ——efist ull bear wth CFBW) Hatt power bam whith (HPBM) ‘de Lobe +) Lobes and beamusfcttis ef an antenna vadfatfon pattern. NEAR AND FAR-FIELD REGIONS: PNTENNA FrEty zonét The Space Suhoundr an antana | tame Aubadvicud Foto three Regons is ® Reactive mar Usually conaiabing | yer incr Lobes Ome, OX mone , major Lobes Flew D AND PoweER RADIRTED BY Ant ATTENNAS Redinkd Flicht eiekd + Consider an antenna oad at the OMyen af a aphutat Comdtnate system. DE Page distanus cohwre he Socalinud near-rone fiebts One negligtbs , Hon the Aacttatd — tleebic fel @ on exbiboty artenna Can Han be expiessecd ag Ee) = [6 Fo(0.0) + BFol0,p)) oI LE” Vim > cohee BE _ elechic fied vector. 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