657 resultados para Antennas.
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Includes bibliographical references (76-77)
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"Contract AF33(657)-8460 Project No. 6278, Task No. 40572."
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"Contract No. AF33(616)-3220 Project No. 6(7-4600) Task 40572 Wright Air Development Center"
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"Contract AF33(616)-6079 Project No. 9-(13-6278) Task 40572. Sponsored by: Wright Air Development Center"
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Includes bibliographical references.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 58-59)
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"Contract No. AF33(616)-310 RDO No. R-112-110 SR-6f2"
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"June 1962".
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Includes bibliography (leaf 11).
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"Contract No. AF33(616)-3220 Project No. 6(7-4600) Task 40572 Wright Air Development Center"
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Mode of access: Internet.
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Mode of access: Internet.
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"Technical report AFAL-TR-65-267"
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The design of an X-band tray-type spatial power combiner, which employs uniplanar quasi-Yagi antennas (QYAs) for receiving and transmitting signals by individual amplifiers, is presented. Passive and active varieties of a seven-tray power-combining structure that includes two hard horns for uniform signal launching and combining across the tray stack are developed and measured. In order to compensate for nonuniform phase across the stack, which is caused by the nonplanar wave front of the horn antennas, Schiffman phase shifters are implemented in individual trays. The experimental-results show an improved performance of the investigated tray-type power combiner when the proposed phase-error compensation is implemented. (C) 2004 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
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The advantages of antennas that can resemble the shape of the body to which they are attached are obvious. However, electromagnetic modeling of such unusually shaped antennas can be difficult. In this paper, the commercially available software SolidWorks(TM) is used for accurately drawing complex shapes in conjunction with the electromagnetic software FEKO(TM) to model the EM behavior of conformal antennas. The application of SolidWorks and custom-written software allows all the required information that forms the analyzed structure to be automatically inserted into FEKO, and gives the user complete control over the antenna being modeled. This approach is illustrated by a number of simulation examples of single, wideband, multi-band planar and curved patch antennas.