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Antenna, phase response
Lets say I needed an antenna, 5.7-5.9 GHz, that had the most well behaved phase change vs Azimuth and Elevation. In other words, if I measured the wireless transmission phase between it and a receiving antenna a constant radius away in any direction, I would want it to look like the same wireless phase lag. What type of antenna would I use? Could I use a ground plane, or would it have to be some sort of dipole?
Lets say I needed an antenna, 5.7-5.9 GHz, that had the most well behaved phase change vs Azimuth and Elevation. In other words, if I measured the wireless transmission phase between it and a receiving antenna a constant radius away in any direction, I would want it to look like the same wireless phase lag. What type of antenna would I use? Could I use a ground plane, or would it have to be some sort of dipole?