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That's ur code , and for u I calculated the Circular Patch Radius (a) , and all units are in centimeters. k .
That's the code
----------------------Mando88eg-----------------------
clc;
f=2.25; % desired frequency in Ghz
z=50; % impedance (usually used 50 ohm or 75 ohm)
l0=3e10/3.5e9...
Here is the written code, i have done it using matlab, and u will need matlab to trace it and (try and error) till u get the true or real or practical or hfss Circular patch radius..
here it is :
--------------------------- Mando88eg------------------------------
clc;
f=3.5; % desired...
yeah, i know about the S11 and the -10 db and how to calculate B.W, thanks Eng.Refai .
but i'm asking about the wimax range , i know there ara many ranges for wimax , and i'll be working on 3.5 Ghz , but is there any limiting for my bandwidth, as u know , i can get a larger bandwidth by...
LTE (Long Term Evolution):
is the 3.9 Generation which includes variable bands(band width) from 1.25 Mega Hertz to 20 Mega Hertz and the Frequencies Allocation are many bands around 900 M, 1900 M and 1700 M that for what i'm studying in the mobile communication subject .
its modulation is OFDMA...
hello everybody,
I'm facing a problem in recognizing sth that i hope u can help.
My Grad.Project is to Design & Analysis a microstrip Antenna working at 3.5 Ghz for Wimax Application.
I search over the net and found that Wimax is working on 2.5 Ghz, 3.5 Ghz, 5.5 Ghz, ..., 11 Ghz
but i am so...
Hello Everybody,
My Name is Abdelmoniem Mowafak El-Assar, Student at the AAST, Last year, and this subject is my Grad Project.
Actually um having some troubles that i wanna share with u.
1st I've just finished my program for Designing Microstrip Antenna knowing only f ( the desired frequency)...
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it's so easyyy, just the 2nd sine wave amplitude is double the amplitude of the 1st sin :DDD hahahahahaaaa
what a problem !! :DD
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