jayleung
Member level 5
Hi, I have a simple question about calculate the dipole antenna induce voltage for plane wave incident.
assume that the half wavelength dipole is terminate with its radiation resistance 73 Ohm, and I want to know what is the voltage value at the port when 1 V/m plane wave incident. And I also want to compare it with the theoretical value:
V=E*h
h=2*sqrt(Rr*Ae/Z0)
Ae=G*lambda^2/(4*pi)
Can anyone tell me whether my deduction is correct or not?
Are there any simple demo to show how to simulate? Thanks.
assume that the half wavelength dipole is terminate with its radiation resistance 73 Ohm, and I want to know what is the voltage value at the port when 1 V/m plane wave incident. And I also want to compare it with the theoretical value:
V=E*h
h=2*sqrt(Rr*Ae/Z0)
Ae=G*lambda^2/(4*pi)
Can anyone tell me whether my deduction is correct or not?
Are there any simple demo to show how to simulate? Thanks.