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Antennas for Drones

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,,,hi buddy...!!

,,, can you give constructive details ... ??

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,,,yes,it"s okay...!!!

,,,this is you...??

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,,,it is a very good antenna but it should have a wider bandwidth for the 50 Ohm impedance...!!!!

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25 minutes ago, Admin said:

it is a very good antenna but it should have a wider bandwidth for the 50 Ohm impedance...

This antenna has been modeled for maximum gain, and low VSWR  in the 5.6-6 GHz band. real bandwidth by WSWR <2 4000-6200 MHz (5G + WiFi 5 or 6 GHz). You can change the bandwidth in the Simulation -> Frequency section, and also add the rendering frequencies to the History List in the first paragraph by editing it.

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4 hours ago, Harry36 said:

Sputnik Lite  13+ dBi

:ph34r:

 

SLOT half wavelength radiator...? 

It would be nice to put 4 or more and feed it with a PROBE...

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1 hour ago, clanon said:

SLOT half wavelength radiator...? 

Yes, Boss :)

1 hour ago, clanon said:

It would be nice to put 4 or more

thinking of making a grid of 4 butwing? I am confused by the size of this design for such a range: (the size of 4 elements will turn out to be 200 * 200 or more (you need to look at the side lobes), and the gain will be 19 dBi at best.This antenna is already on the verge of rationality (more than a pack of cigarettes). At the beginning of the topic there is a patch in a metal plate, it has a gain of more than 15 dBi

2 hours ago, clanon said:

and feed it with a PROBE...

With these dimensions, I have only one idea - SMA on the back of the reflector + balun from a 3-layer PCB (FR4).

What do you say, friend? :)

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1 hour ago, Harry36 said:

With these dimensions, I have only one idea - SMA on the back of the reflector + balun from a 3-layer PCB (FR4).

What do you say, friend? :)

LOSSES...and 5.8ghz is a BITCH on CHEAP PCBs...

PS: i was thinking on a box , thin edged , with 4 slots in phase and a probe quarter wave feeding the whole thing...ALL METAL...

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Simple antenna with small dimensions and 12dBi gain for FPV (5600-6000 MHz). Circular Wave Polarization Antenna (RHCP).

bonus: wi-fi 5150 - 5825.

siso:

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and mimo:

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sizes:

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DIY

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measuring

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Radom ;)

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Bu programı kullanmayı öğrenmem gerekiyor.

Nereden başlamalıyım?

I need to learn to use this program.

Where should I start?

 

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,,, what program, for simulation or for measurement of antennas ... ??

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,,, it seems that the impedance is not very good ,, okay, okay, it also shows the dimensions .... !!!!

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,,, what is ... 38 * 38 * 6mm steel...???

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