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about driven yagi antennas

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hi guys..
what happens to the feed resistance of an antenna when the reflector and the director are placed on either side of a dipole?
what happens to the beamwidth when the number of directors are increased?
what is the approximategain of a three element parasitic array?
a circular polarised yagi enables the receiver to obtain signals from...?
 

hi guys..
what happens to the feed resistance of an antenna when the reflector and the director are placed on either side of a dipole?

it generally lowers the feedpoint impedance

what happens to the beamwidth when the number of directors are increased?

it narrows

what is the approximate gain of a three element parasitic array?

6dBi

a circular polarised yagi enables the receiver to obtain signals from...?

commonly used for satellite reception. for CP there will be 2 crossed yagis on the boom and they will be fed out of phase


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