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clanon

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  1. On 8/5/2024 at 11:49 PM, Aksonx2 said:

    An error came out that there is not enough RAM (8 GB installed). If anyone has experience, tell me what configuration - processor and video card to buy so that it works well. Not Nvidia Tesla :))). I tried it on a friend's laptop with windows . It turned out to run CUDA . Thank you.

    maybe there is some kind of CUDA performance program?

    that error is related to SOLVER choice and MESH size...(either reduce mesh size or try TLM solver Time domain)

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  2. On 6/14/2024 at 2:08 PM, tomasbj said:

     

    1) What are these cross patch shapes for? Directivity control, so that more gain? ... Surely the cross shape is for circular polarization achievement/improvement.

    2) So...  they use slot feeding mechanism?

     

     

    They are  Circular polarized disc patchs Right hand and Left Hand  without the CUTS it would go linear...

    and are switched electronically from RHCP to LHCP 

    and EACH disc  could be fed (slot feeding) the phase of signal you program (delays) to make an Electronically Scanned Array (no need to point to Each satellite , the electronics do that) AND there is BEAM FORMING too...


  3. you gonna need tubing (aluminum old  TV antennas) 10 mm or more...MOST Array aren't omni , metasurfaces are a LIE...VERTICAL FRANKLIN Collineal is the way...BUT MOST I see are folded dipoles with facing on the coax...SO a SIMULATION is NEEDED for ONE DIPOLE and then multiply by at least 6-8 or 10 units and facing  COAX should be calculated...for 340 MHZ and 50 mhz bandwith...


  4. On 5/27/2024 at 2:00 AM, Jayakumaran S said:

    sir i want to improve the omnidirectional antenna at 340MHz with gain of 25-30dBi, is it possible? 

    OMNIdirectional  and high gain  are MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE can not have BOTH...at 340 mhz omni Vertical colineal VEEERY LOOONG could get you 15 dbi...using several meters of wire...

    Directional-Antenna-vs-Omnidirectional-Antenna.png

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  5. On 23/12/2023 at 9:00 PM, eco32 said:

    @Admin

    {,,,this construction is a bit wrong, mcNeill doesn't really do good things...!!!}

    McNeil, He performs titanic antsy work in making phantoms, but do not fully understand it, for example, phase shifters are called load coil, and so on and so on...

     

    {,,,on this forum there is such a dipole in the correct construction...!!!!}

    HAMs do not know it, I have not yet seen any HAMs construction with the use of this type of matcher/balun. Most popular is this one:

    14balun.gif

    This is material for a separate topic, LTE/Wifi antennas rarely have a balun.

     

    4:1 balun (50 ohms to 200 ohms , 75 ohm to 300 ohms , etc)

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  6. On 4/12/2023 at 4:43 PM, Edel2020 said:

    How much loss will the published model have?

    a Ratio between antenna Impedance and radio impedance the bigger the difference bigger the losses...let's sat 300 ohm antena/ 75 ohm radio 4:1 VSWR = close to 40% reflected power on TX...on RX it's gonna be WORSE...(small signal)

    Return-Loss-VSWR-Conversion-Table-scaled.jpg


  7. On 17/11/2022 at 10:05 AM, vova.gumerov said:

    Hello Jomy! I hope everything is fine with you. And we have a disaster ....... To make such antennas, you need a 3D cutter! Such things are not done with scissors and a grinder!

    0.2 0.3 BRASS paper...? and a sharp cutter...several tries (using a printed PAPER taped on top) cut through the printed lines...?

    solder the vertical strips...

    PS: 0.2 is pretty RIGID...

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