Application of a Universal Element Radiation Model for Array Synthesis

A universal mathematical model for the radiation pattern of an antenna has recently been introduced which promises to enable rapid and versatile array synthesis. Here, that model is utilized in a case study to illustrate the dramatic reduction in time-to-synthesis for a series of aperiodic linear arrays to meet a desired peak relative sidelobe level. The results indicate high computational efficiency compared to traditional numerical directivity methods.

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2024-10-15
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https://doi.org/10.1109/array58370.2024.10880361
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Antenna Design and Optimization
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Abstract

A universal mathematical model for the radiation pattern of an antenna has recently been introduced which promises to enable rapid and versatile array synthesis. Here, that model is utilized in a case study to illustrate the dramatic reduction in time-to-synthesis for a series of aperiodic linear arrays to meet a desired peak relative sidelobe level. The results indicate high computational efficiency compared to traditional numerical directivity methods.

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