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Thank you, but tell me what it"s the distance between the patches...??!!! ,,,and the length of the impedance adjustment lines?
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More details, please....!!!
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I'll try to do a simulation on 2442MHZ of this ...
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This quadrate antenna is for 2,442 GHz...??
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Beautiful work, how did you adapt to 50 ohm...??!!!
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It looks like that this type of antenna does not really work too good... ", with these dimensions ...
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Another dipole antenna version with parabolic reflector... ,,,or so....
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,,,and a helix much simpler...
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For example 5 elementno Yagi half a meter in length. The same band, the gain will be higher forward, and the suppression ago.
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,,,simpler.... Detail...
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simpler...
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'PATCH' irradiator for an axial-symmetric antenna with a diameter of 67 cm and f/D=0.43 for receiving signals from the satellite AO-40
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,,,for what...?? it does not matter ... !!! I'm going to make a simulation of that antenna...!!!
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"with all the excuses, but this one MiMo-patches. is not the best...~~~~!!! ", it's something for stupid stupid people !!! !!! ...best. try everything else ...!!!
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It"s suitable for anything...!!!
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I do not understand what you mean by that ...!!!
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I am thinking about making a simple dipole yagi to try some longer range 5.8ghz survey style flying .., without reflector... ,,,with reflector...
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,,,or so...
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But I think this yagi-biquad should be tried as well...
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,,, and here's a wonderful practical achievement of our assiduous collaborator, TommyD ... ", and related simulations ...
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I thought this miniature antenna in the sense of its execution by a simple turning operation in a few pieces (4) The vibrator(1) is made of copper, the rest of the elements(3) are made of duralumin. This patch-yagi antenna has a circular polarization... These are the dimensions of the antenna...
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,,,no,,,0,5mm...but if you want I turn it into 1 mm
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These are the results...
