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    In 1920, the Yagi antenna was invented in Japan but saw little improvement until recently. Azharul Hoque innovated a new antenna design that works across a wider frequency range using fewer antennas, reducing costs significantly. Feedback on the new antenna design showed it could receive signals over greater distances and more channels within the FM radio band than a standard Yagi antenna. The antenna uses adjustable elements and spacing to work across a range of frequencies from 88 to 108 MHz for FM radio reception. Potential applications include uses in cities, by border guards, amateurs, wireless CCTV, GSM, networking, Bluetooth, WiFi, Wimax, GPS, radio jamming, passive radar, and more. Being a new product,

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    In 1920, the Yagi antenna was invented in Japan but saw little improvement until recently. Azharul Hoque innovated a new antenna design that works across a wider frequency range using fewer antennas, reducing costs significantly. Feedback on the new antenna design showed it could receive signals over greater distances and more channels within the FM radio band than a standard Yagi antenna. The antenna uses adjustable elements and spacing to work across a range of frequencies from 88 to 108 MHz for FM radio reception. Potential applications include uses in cities, by border guards, amateurs, wireless CCTV, GSM, networking, Bluetooth, WiFi, Wimax, GPS, radio jamming, passive radar, and more. Being a new product,

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    Yagi Antena

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    In 1920, the Yagi antenna was invented in Japan but saw little improvement until recently. Azharul Hoque innovated a new antenna design that works across a wider frequency range using fewer antennas, reducing costs significantly. Feedback on the new antenna design showed it could receive signals over greater distances and more channels within the FM radio band than a standard Yagi antenna. The antenna uses adjustable elements and spacing to work across a range of frequencies from 88 to 108 MHz for FM radio reception. Potential applications include uses in cities, by border guards, amateurs, wireless CCTV, GSM, networking, Bluetooth, WiFi, Wimax, GPS, radio jamming, passive radar, and more. Being a new product,

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    In 1920, Mr Yagi and mr Uda of Japan invented the Yagi antenna for use in Radio receiver and Transmitters.

    90 years passed but no major improvement was made until azharul hoque innovated new antenna which works in wider frequency range then abailable narrow band yagi antenna. \thus one antenna works for around 50 antena, reducing cost drusticely,

    After introducing my product in youtube GISTech1 innovation competition it attracted about 3500 viewers all over the world most of all the average viewing per day now a days is around 100 which shows its importance. We got feedback from sample 1. FM DX listener mr saddam living 100 km away from the city could yet only one channel at 100 MHz clearly with 3 element yagi antenna but while using my designed antenna he got upto six channel (80to 108 Mhz) clearly distance of 10km only with 5w SET and SEL yagi at 144 to 146 MHz but with my 5 element antenna he got signal from a distance of 40 km.

    Technical A Yagi antenna needs to have element length and element spacing shorter for high frequency and longer for low frequency. The available Yagi antenna are of a single center frequency because they does not have any mechanisms to change the length of elements and spacing between them with required ratio. My new designed antenna supports above requirements by 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Baval gear Threaded rod Channel Connecting rod Servo meter and circuit

    Which costs a little, but gives a high gain throught a frequency band 88 to 108MHz in FM radio band Client: general users, groups, NGO, govt, defense Product requirement: a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. Citygenband Border guard FM radio Ameture radio Wireless cctv Gsm Wireless networking Bluetooth

    i. j. k. l. m. n. o. p. q.

    Wifi Wimax Gps Radio jammer Passive radar Walki talkai Givt communications Defence Digester management

    a. b. c. d.

    As if is a new product these are less risk The business will flourish mainly depending on flbal marketing When the product goer to market other company will try to copy the design We will start the project as a pilot project after completing some antenna designs in 3 monthsfor sample productions e. After getting feed backs from clients of sample uses wee will start the main company f. We will design new ante3nna of different frequency bands and gains all through the year g. The ultimate design will be plc system

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