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“GuidesArray Coaxial” With this program you can execute mathematical modelling by the phased periodic plane antennas array from coaxial wave guides in sector of angles and a band … |
GuidesArray Coaxial is supposed for purposes of modeling of phased antenna arrays created using coaxial waveguides. Such antenna arrays can be used as power transmit \ receive antenna systems in various areas of radio-engineering.
With this program you can execute mathematical modelling by the phased periodic plane antennas array from coaxial wave guides in sector of angles and a band of frequencies.
The offered mathematical model is founded on an electrodynamic solution of a boundary task in a unit mesh of infinite structure.
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“About GuidesArray Rectangular™” It is known that thanks to the high transmission capacity and lowloss waveguide transmission line, phased array antennas provide excellent characteristics for … |
Powerful program, GuidesArray Rectangular™ is created to facilitate managing directional diagram, increasing output, enhancing interference protection, and maximizing information extraction.
It is known that thanks to the high transmission capacity and low–loss waveguide transmission line, phased array antennas provide excellent characteristics for centimeter wave band. To achieve maximum efficiency while using phased array antennas, a reliable computer–aided engineering system is required.
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In section of “Publications-Dissertations” the “Metal-dielectric structures in antenna arrays, radio-absorbing coatings and near-omnidirectional radiators” dissertation is published.
Author: I. V. Sutyagin.
The aim of the dissertation is to develop electrodynamic-level mathematical models describing printed-circuit radiators of an irregular shape within an antenna array that make it possible to analyze the radiation pattern characteristics of separate printed-circuit radiators located on finite screens of an irregular shape and mathematical models for analyzing the characteristics of ultrawideband ribbon antenna arrays with wide-angle scanning.
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