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  1. J

    phase center of open waveguide antenna

    Can you further clarify what you see ?
  2. J

    phase center of open waveguide antenna

    good. you can check visually moving accordingly with the results the coordinate system of output beam.
  3. J

    phase center of open waveguide antenna

    Just to understand, what is e-field boresigth ? Can you select the linera polarization under test ? Can you provide the initial phase plot at least on the two main planes? It also seems to me that the software works only on the two main planes, that in general is not a good choice. The software...
  4. J

    phase center of open waveguide antenna

    Uhmmmm... you must define a FOV, the CoP is strong function of FOV, what about if you have side lobes, ie phase jumps, in the FOV ?
  5. J

    phase center of open waveguide antenna

    My first impression is that the Centre of Phase (CoP) should move monotonically vs frequency. How do you compute the CoP ? what angular range (field of View) are you considering ? Did you look at the pattern phase once the output system coordinate is place in the computed CoP ?
  6. J

    resolution in SAR technology

    No. SAR works differently. But instead of to words, just an extract from one of thousands books on this topic. senmeis is right.
  7. J

    resolution in SAR technology

    Re: resolution in Synthetic Aperture Radar technology Yes, I think this> the smaller is the antenna the larger is beamwidth, the longer is the acquisition the better is te resolution, but... the smaller is the antenna the lower is the gain the more noise is the acqusition, it is a compromise...
  8. J

    array antenna with right-hand and left hand circular polarization

    Not necessarily only RH or LH. The patch can be dual-linear element with in front a 0-90° hybrids, the two hybrids port can be used for LH an RH Circular Polarization.
  9. J

    Phased Array Simulation Help !

    the spacing can stay close to 1Lambda..
  10. J

    CST: Farfield Calculation of Antenna Arrays

    Sorry, I do not know the LTE base station antennas. If you play with Taylor shaping you will have a pencil beam with innermost side lobes below the specified level, is this what you are looing for ?
  11. J

    satellite footprint w.r.t beam width

    What are you trying to do ? - - - Updated - - - what are you trying to do ? really I do not understand. If you have a beam coming from an antenna installed on a spacecraft its footprint on the Earth is just a series of isolevel contour plots (including or not the Earth curvature it depends on...
  12. J

    Directivity vs frequency relationship of a directional antenna

    the higher is the frequency the bigger is the antenna (in terms of wavelength), the bigger is the antenna the higher is the directivity.
  13. J

    CST: Farfield Calculation of Antenna Arrays

    1. Wrong. Antenna directivity is a result of pattern integration, doubling the excitation does not change the antenna directivity, so what you see in CST is correct. 2. if you just scaling the coefficients the pattern does not change shape (see answer bove). If you have a amplitude taper (but...
  14. J

    beamwidth an power reveived of antenna

    exactly the opposite : high gain small beamwidth and viceversa. The bigger is the antenna the bigger is the gain
  15. J

    [SOLVED] relationship between the complex input impedance of the antenna and S11?

    probably you have good S11 because you have a normalizing impedance (see Z0 in pancho_hideboo answer) close to the antenna impedance.

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