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As gain increases with a yagi design the forward lobe narrows. So to the gurus of this group, what actualy creates the narrowing of the forward lobes ? ______________________ A good analogy that needs no math to understand is that of squeezing an inflated balloon from its normally spherical shape into whatever shape is more appropriate for the application. There is a given volume of air in that balloon. If you want the surface of the balloon to extend further from the origin of its original sphere, the new shape must be narrower in one or more planes than the original shape. The shape changes can come from squeezing the balloon (pattern) horizontally, vertically, or in combination -- which, in antenna hardware is accomplished by an appropriate array of, and feed system for, its radiating elements. RF |
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