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What is different between isotropical and directivity antenna?

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What is different between isotropical and directivity antenna? thanks
 

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isotropic antenna radiates equal power in all directions but in the case of directional antenna the power concentration will be more in the interested region and almost zero power in other directions....
 

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The invention relates to a method for radar mapping an area and a radar equipment for wideband exploration at frequencies below 300 MHz. A large number of frequencies, for instance 1000, are distributed over a frequency band between for instance 12.5 and 200 MHz, and approximately corresponding to terms in a geometrical series but being different harmonics to a certain fundamental frequency. This is accomplished by a synthesis generator coupled to a phase control device and the generated frequencies are each amplified in a separate amplifier, the outputs of which are guided in groups to a number of antennas, tuned to different frequency bands and fewer than the number of frequencies. The reception is carried out in a similar way from the antennas with pre-amplifiers and a mixer each and an A/D-converter and a registration device. The equipment is meant to use the principle of so called synthetic aperture radar (SAR).
 

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