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,,,with the reflector size ( 130mm)
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... it is not necessarily so...!!!
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With this type of MiMo antenna there is no isolation between ports..!!!
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,,,EEEEE>>>
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And here's the results...
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,,,okay buddy,,,!!! ,,,just one moment,,,!!!
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- distance from center = 30mm - two ports at 90 degrees - distance between the first and second ports=42,426mm
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,,,yes..!!!
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,,,and another dimension of that simple patch...
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"thank you buddy, but I'm not a doctor in science, I'm just a fan of antennas ... !!! "but tell me what is the name of this antenna, possibly number ... !!!
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That might be more successful,,,
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,,it acts successively for both the patch and the dielectric substrate,assign thickness to the sheet..then extrude for GP(for ground plane -copper)
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,,,delete it...!!!
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"or you may want this ...
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I do not think so, maybe only if the reflector grows a little,,,!!
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", you can try a simpler construction
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This figure is posted only to show the connections (there is another type of antenna)
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"well, but this antenna must have at least 7 dBi gain directivity ,,, !!!
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this is not possible ... !!! it's a mistake...!!! ,,,,or "play" with this diameter...!!!
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,,,simply the best...rectangular patches suspended on polystyrene foam in this variant, the inclined wing reflector and isolating spacers
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look more closely at my image above,,,!!!!
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I think this should be ...!!!
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,,,buddy,how you made the connection here,,,??? ,,, rubber duck inside...