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2013

ANTENAS

TAREA SEGUNDO PARCIAL


OLIVIA ESPERANZA MENDEZ MIRANDA.
UNIVERSIDAD POLITECNICA DE SAN LUIS POTOSI |

Ejercicios MATLAB:
Using the matlab codes included in the book Antenna and EM Modeling with Matlab by Sergey N. Makarov (Chapter 4) solve the following problems:

a) Input impedance

Impedancia

4.8033e+002 +2.6675e+002i

b) Directivity patterns in the elevation and azimuthal planes

c) Antenna gain

Ganancia Log Ganancia lineal

3.2747 2.20388

Resistencia de radiacin () Potencia de radiacin Ganancia Logartmica Ganancia lineal

353.3850 6.3120e-004 1.8391 1.5273

a) Input impedance and radiation resistance c) Antenna gain

Impedancia Resistencia de radiacin () Ganancia Logartmica Ganancia lineal

0.0059 +25.1011i 0.0072 11.0099 12.6181

c) Directivity patterns in the elevation and azimuthal planes

II. Using Matlab plot the following field antenna patterns in polar and cartesian coordinates . Find graphically the HPBW and the FNBW.

>> theta=[(-99./100).*pi:pi./200:(99./100).*pi]; >> E=[(sin(pi.*sin(theta)))./(pi*sin(theta))]; >> plot(theta,E);

>> theta=[(-99./100).*pi:pi./200:(99./100).*pi]; >> E=[(sin(pi.*sin(theta)))./(pi*sin(theta))]; >> polar(theta,E);

>> theta=[(-99./100).*pi:pi./200:(99./100).*pi]; >> R=sin(theta).*[(sin(4.*(theta-(pi./2))))./(4.*(theta-(pi./2)))]; >> plot(theta,R);

>> theta=[(-99./100).*pi:pi./200:(99./100).*pi]; >> R=sin(theta).*[(sin(4.*(theta-(pi./2))))./(4.*(theta-(pi./2)))]; >> polar(theta,R);

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