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ENDFIRE ARRAY
AIM:- To obtain the radiation pattern of end fire array using matlab code.
=(- *d).
.
= *d*cos( )+ .
MATLAB CODE:-
clc;
theta = 0:0.01:(2*pi);
lambda= 1;
d= lambda/2;
beta= 2*pi/(lambda);
n= 6 ;
alpha= ((-beta*d)*180)/pi;
alpha1= (alpha*pi)/180;
psi= (beta*d*cos(theta)+alpha1);
AF=0;
for k=0:1:n-1
AF= (AF+ exp (j*k*psi));
end
polar(theta,abs(AF));
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RESULT:-
Radiation pattern of end fire array
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AIM:- To obtain the radiation pattern of end fire array with varying time using
matlab code.
MATLAB CODE:-
clc;
theta=0:0.01:(2*pi);
lambda=1;
d=lambda/2;
beta=2*pi/(lambda);
n=6 ;
for alpha=0:1:180;
alpha1=(alpha*pi)/180;
psi=(beta*d*cos(theta)+alpha1);
AF=0;
for k=0:1:n-1
AF=(AF+ exp (j*k*psi));
end
pause (.2)
polar (theta, abs(AF));
end
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RESULT:-
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AIM:- To obtain the radiation pattern of Hansen Woodyard array using matlab
code.
MATLAB CODE:-
clc;
theta=0:0.01:(2*pi);
lambda=1;
beta=2*pi/(lambda);
n=10 ;
d=((n-1)/n)*lambda/3;
D=(-(beta*d+pi/n))*180/pi;
for alpha=0:-10:D;
alpha1=(alpha*pi)/180;
psi=(beta*d*cos(theta)+alpha1);
AF=0;
for k=0:1:n-1
AF=(AF+exp(j*k*psi));
end
pause (.2)
polar(theta,abs(AF));
end
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RESULT:-
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MATLAB CODE:-
clc;
n=6 ;
theta=0:0.01:(2*pi);
lambda=1;
d=lambda/2
beta=2*pi/(lambda);
d=((n-1)/n)*lambda/3;
D=(-(beta*d+pi/n))*180/pi;
for alpha=0:-30:D
alpha1=(alpha*pi)/180;
psi=(beta*d*cos(theta)+alpha1);
AF=0;
AF=(1+5*exp(j*1*psi)+10*exp(j*2*psi)+10*exp(j*3*psi)+5*exp(j*4*psi)+1*ex
p(j*5*psi));
polar(theta,(abs(AF)));
end
hold on
clc
theta=0:0.01:(2*pi);
lambda=1;
beta=2*pi/(lambda);
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n=6 ;
d=((n-1)/n)*lambda/3;
D=(-(beta*d+pi/n))*180/pi;
for alpha=D:D:D;
alpha1=(alpha*pi)/180;
psi=(beta*d*cos(theta)+alpha1);
AF=0;
for k=0:1:n-1
AF=(AF+exp(j*k*psi));
end
pause (.2)
polar(theta,abs(AF));
end
RESULT:-
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CHEBYSHEV POLYNOMIAL
MATLAB CODE:-
clc;
n=10;
theta=(0:0.01:(2*pi));
lambda=1;
beta=2*pi/(lambda);
d=((n-1)/n)*lambda/3;
D=(-(beta*d+pi/n)*180)/pi;
alpha=0;
psi=(beta*d*cos(theta)+alpha);
AF=0;
AF=(0.35+0.48*exp(j*1*psi)+0.70*exp(j*2*psi)+0.89*exp(j*3*psi)+1*exp(j*4*
psi)+1*exp(j*5*psi)+0.89*exp(j*6*psi)+0.70*exp(j*7*psi)+0.48*exp(j*8*psi)+
0.35*exp(j*9*psi));
polar(theta,abs(AF));
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RESULT:-
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AIM:- Design a Rectangular micro strip patch antenna using a substrate for
given specification using a material with properties and demonstrate the
properties using simulation tool.
Design Specification:-
Resonant frequency(f)=2.5GHz
Thickness of the substrate(h) =0.8mm
Copper conductor thickness=0.01mm
Dielectric constant of the substrate ( r) = 2.2
Loss tangent tan(δ)=0.001
Characteristic impedance=50Ω
a=12.5mm , b=34mm , c=1.55mm , d=3.5mm
Design equations:-
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Rectangular Plot:-
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Smith chart:
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Radiation pattern:
Inference :-
The current distribution shows that the current is flows. Where blue
indicates the less current floe and orange shows the maximum current
flows.
|Z|=0 current is maximum at the center.
Impedance is less at the center. So the current is high (maximum)
Impedance is high at the edges. So the current is low.
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Submitted by:
Bindhu H R
1si19ldc01
MTECH, 1st sem
Digital communication
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