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Panel antenna with elliptical patch

 

 Great achievement by sgser-user ...on 3G(1850-2200MHz)

 

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A variant with polyhedral patches

 

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And a simple patches variant

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The patches are positioned by means of spacers of polystyrene foam

 

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Where can I install four M6 bolts for mounting the antenna so that the bolt caps do not affect its operation? As here.

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,,, to the center, where else ...  !!! ???

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I thought the bolt caps near the wire might have a negative effect. Now I need to get a drawing of the fastener somewhere.

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,,,okay,I'll try...!!!

,,, this antenna is after an older presentation of mine on some sites...

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This boy is wrong...

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,,, and how it affects the dielectric screen...

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jX curve is heaviliy dependent on port design - diameter and length of feed pin wire + size of lip-capacitor  at port

Jomy has SWR=1.41 @ 2.13 GHz, my model has SWR50=1.44 @ 2.13 GHz

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if you are going to dramatically change feed port design - you need to optimize port capacitance. -j 20 ... -j 60 is too much capacitance (remove or decrease improvised capacitor)

Request for this antenna was direct TV cable mount (via F-screw soldered to reflector)

P.S. do 75 Ohm SMA exist?

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On 4/17/2020 at 5:48 PM, Admin said:

,,,okay,I'll try...!!!

...Try using the 75 Ohm F-connector,,,

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 I managed to determine the optimal dimensions for this antenna with dielectric cover plate, but I will not post them....!!!!

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,, and I will try to optimize this mine antenna for broadband ....!!!

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On 20.04.2020 at 0:35 PM, Admin said:

 I managed to determine the optimal dimensions for this antenna with dielectric cover plate, but I will not post them....!!!!

,,,..!!Judging by the screenshot, you just increased the sides,,,...!! :)

I wonder what will happen if you connect two pairs of ellipses in the reflector with such sides? 17+ dBi?

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Would you please tell me how to post a question. I can get to this screeen on a new post but no further. I dont see any button that says post. What am I missing?
Thanks you

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I do not understand your question ... !!
,,,maybe so..."Drag files here to attach, or choose files..."

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