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«Где ты это понял?»
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Thanks,,,!!!
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Katia&Irma MiMo Antenna
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These two antennas I have the impression that they have only two grip points, the rest are isolation spacers
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MrElec see this.... the U-slot variant with truncated corners
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what dimensions do you mean? ", if you want to turn the antenna to another higher frequency, multiply all dimensions with a factor k=1825/1870=0,9759
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Erkin, это два типа антенн для двух частот с их соответствующими размерами,,, Erkin, these are two types of antennas for two frequencies with their respective sizes ,,,
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did you make two antennas of different sizes?
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this is another problem ... !!! the main thing is to keep up the real dimentions,,,!!!
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it does not see too good ... !!! what do you mean with 1 patch...??
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I like it, when you make a test of it?
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a variant of copper wire and platband
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not
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in the past I think I used another dielectric with other dimensions
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I did this simulation today and I did not have time to optimize something ... !!! to me that looks,,,!!!!
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your CST file I can not open ?! My *cst file,,,!!! E-Patch.cst
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,,,create another type of material (polystyrene) in CST material library, with er=1,2 and load it...!!!
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what kind of material?
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what kind of dielectric spacer did you choose? with what dielectric constant(relative permittivity)? the best is polystyrene,,,!!!
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"There are two pieces of each one for the 1720MHz frequency and the other for the 1840MHz frequency
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This is what you want?
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ok Erkin, but I saw you know how to work in autocad, it's simple, it's just rectangles patches ... !!!
