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"Art Unwin" wrote
Presumably the nulls between lobes on a radiation pattern are a result of radiation cancellation. IF this is true then it means we have not harnessed all the radiation available. __________ It is true, but that doesn't mean or prove that any of the TOTAL radiation has been "lost." It has merely been re-directed to produce some maximum value in one or more directions, and some minimum value in others. Think of squeezing an inflated balloon. No matter what is its final shape, the volume of air inside the balloon remains constant. Below is a link showing this, as applies to an antenna. The area within the directional pattern is the same as if the pattern was omnidirectional. http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h8...atternGain.gif RF |
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