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"Max Power" wrote in message
... Has anyone ever designed a SW transmission system using curtain arrays that has a beamwidth of 2.5 to 5 degrees? Most standard curtain arrays [HR 4/4/1 to 12/6/1] have 15 to 30 degrees of beamwidth. It's gonna be big! A 3 meter diameter dish at 4 GHz has a beanwidth of 1.75 degrees. Scale that to 4 MHz and it will need a diameter of 3 kilometers. For 5 degree beamwidth, probably about 1 kilometer diameter for 4 MHz, and 400 meter diameter at 10 MHz. An array will have similar dimensions for similar results. Tom |
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