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September 24th 08, 03:03 AM
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Radiation lobes
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. What are your thoughts about that Dave? Can you relate the number of nulls in a radiation pattern with the number of elements in a planar array? You are the expert aren't you? Art |
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