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Does anyone know how to even start figuring out the transmission path phase (and less importantly to me, the path loss) of this relatively simple structure? I have two monopoles with small circular ground planes. They are separated by a distance of around 3-5 meters. The two monopoles are not in the same orientation to each other, i.e. the one on the left hand side can be tilted/rotated to any direction, while the one on the right hand side stays fixed.
I have done some searches on the web, but have only come up with the most pedestrian of articles, usually only predicting the Eθ component.
I need something to take into accout the polarization mismatches.
Any ideas where to start? (p.s. I am not an antenna guy!)
Added after 7 minutes:
Drawing is not to scale. And I am only interested in the far field.
I have done some searches on the web, but have only come up with the most pedestrian of articles, usually only predicting the Eθ component.
I need something to take into accout the polarization mismatches.
Any ideas where to start? (p.s. I am not an antenna guy!)
Added after 7 minutes:
Drawing is not to scale. And I am only interested in the far field.