Frequency scanning antenna arrays with pentagonal dipoles of different impedances
Bošković Nikola, Jokanović Branka, Nešić Aleksandar
Serbian Journal of Electrical Engineering · 2015
doi:10.2298/sjee1501099b (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
In this work we present the benefits of using pentagonal dipoles as radiating elements instead of classical printed dipoles in the design of frequency scanning antenna arrays. We investigate how impedance of pentagonal dipoles, which can be changed in a wide range, influences the overall characteristics of the uniform antenna array. Some very important antenna characteristics such as side lobe level, gain and scanning angle are compared for three different antenna arrays consisting of identical pentagonal dipoles with impedances of 500 ?, 1000 ? and 1500 ?.
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