Radiation From Array Antennas
Radiation From Array Antennas is a phenomenon in antenna theory characterized by the coherent superposition of electromagnetic waves emitted by multiple spatially distributed antenna elements, distinguished by its dependence on the amplitude, phase, and geometric configuration of the array to determine the far-field radiation pattern.
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Array Antenna Radiation
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Partially reflecting sheet arrays
G. v. Trentini · IRE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation · 1956 · 1.1K citations
Frequency Diverse Array Radars
Paul Antonik, Michael C. Wicks, Hugh Griffiths et al. · 2006 · 646 citations
A Mathematical Theory of Linear Arrays
S. A. Schelkunoff · Bell System Technical Journal · 1943 · 591 citations
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