TA, Using (T-4), the array factor cn be written as
AF= Qtaaz+a3z2 = |+22 42% = (Itz)
which has two Teots and beth occur at Z=-1
GQ. The nulls of the array factor can be found by ceteing z
equal to-1. Thus
ze ebttOserf) 1 5 Adee +8 = + GMT T, Ne 0,4,2,->
For d= AM.
kdoose +¢ = A (Z)@s6+6 = Foss+e = dation, n=0,4,2,---
6= cos" TSCgtcantiym)], n=0,1,2,+--
For g= 05
6 = Cos'[+2(an+1)]J = does not exist, No zeros,
For 8-2: =
6= cS '[2 Gos + (anti))]
Fer n=0 9 6= @§ [2 Cos #10]
Using the positive sign between the two terms
6= @s'C+1) = 0°
For @= 1: -
6= @s'[2(-1 4 anti))] se i
For N=0 3 = @s'[2ci41) ] = Gs'(0)= fo
For @= 3% 5
6= cs! [2 615 4¢0nt)]
For n=0 96= Gs'[2G154)] = @S'(-D= 180"
The computed patterns for d= 2 and B=0, 2,7, 3M
are shown plotted in Fig. PTI, The nulls do occur at the
Com puted angles
(Continued )T1.ont’d)
Fig.
7-2. For @=0 and d=
ap = Rdcose +8 = 3 (F) Coss = Zevse
hich reduces to
B20": Papez Dz j
8-60" = pa= (3) =F Fz C14AR
G= lac: P= Ya= ECd)=-F > Zg=Ci-jNT
Therefore #he array factor of ¢7-5) Can be written as
AF = (2 ~)(@ -z.)(2-25) =(2-j)(2-@a4j)) C2 hay) )
= -j+ Cit jV2)z — GR +j3)z2423
(Continued )
1337-2 Gort’) :
AF = U)e os cutayeroz + cinza OT? 244 OE
Another Form is
AF = O™s cutsyelPz + ase) ert cra?
AF=Q +2 2 + G3 2 + az?
0. Four (N=4) elements are required
b. The exciation coefficients are equal to
a= ne = | Le =) Le
Qa = (1732) C10T883 = 1.93220.9553
a3 = (1.732) & 887 2 (1,732) 6? PS g2/ans7 = 19822-2526
% = 1-120
C. The array factor is given by any ef the tue above forms.
d. The array factor is plotted and it is shown below.