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Old March 6th 09, 04:29 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Default Definition of antenna receive gain?

Hello,

Let's say I have a transmitter with output power T dBm using an
antenna with A dBi. Then we have a receiver, with gain B on the
antenna. How does this affect the received signal strength? I guess
the field strength at a point (in the transmitter antenna lobe) would
be something like T+A-PL where PL is the path loss at the point.

But what does the receiver get when it uses an antenna? Is there a
notion of reciever gain of an antenna? In my mind I can't see that
anything else than antenna area would be relevant. I mean, a reciever
antenna shouldn't be able to suck in radio waves from the sides...
Can anyone sort this out?

Regards,
Daniel
 
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