Transcription of 4.3 Yagi antenna - Vysoké učení technické v Brně
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yagi antennaBasic theoryIn this paragraph, the knowledge from the paragraph is going to be applied and extended to modeling yagi antenna . First, a brief description of the antenna isgiven. Second, the principle of its operation is explained, and third; results of the paragraph are exploited in order to build a numerical model of the antenna [1] is a row of dipoles exhibiting longitudinal radiation. A single element (active one) is fed in galvanic way and the rest of elements are excited bythe radiation (passive elements). In passive elements, the wave, which is radiated by the active element, induces currents those regressively influence the radiationpattern of the whole to the construction simplicity and good parameters, yagi became one of the most popular antennas in the meter&wave band and decimeter&wave already noted, yagi antenna consists of a single active element and several passive ones.
reflector equals to 0.25 λ, the distance between the active element and the first director is 0.34 λ, and the distance among directors equals to 0.34 λ. Yagi antenna is very popular these days. There are many technical realizations of this antenna, which differ in the number of directors, distances among antenna
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EI2400 Applied Antenna Theory Lecture 8: Reflector antennas, Reflector antennas, Antennas, LECTURE, Introduction into, Antenna Studies, Introduction into Antenna Studies, Reflector, Reflector 12, LECTURE 19: Reflector Antennas Equation Section, LECTURE 12: Reflector Antennas, Basic Antenna Theory, Link Equation, Unit 5 Aperture Antennas, Antenna