Non-Uniform Chebyshev Excitation of a Linear Broadside Antenna Array Operating at 1.8GHz

Authors

  • Aras Saeed Mahmood

  • Dlnya Aziz Ibrahim

Keywords:

chebyshev array, gain, half power beamwidth, max side lobe level, no of side lobes and radiation pattern

Abstract

A given configuration of a non-uniform antenna array for which the elements are equally spaced with unequal amplitude excitation using chebyshev excitation method has been studied in this work. The impact of the number, spacing and amplitude excitations of the elements on the radiation characteristics has been analyzed and compeared with its analogues of a linear broadside uniform and non-uniform binomial antenna arrays using 4NEC2 simulation software. The spacing between the elements varied from 0.1#x3BB; to 2#x3BB; in steps of 0.02#x3BB; for a number of elements up to 10 elements. For GSM application at 1.8GHz frequency the best configuration to achieve the required gain of 13.9dBi was 7-elements at 0.86#x3BB; spacing.

How to Cite

Aras Saeed Mahmood, & Dlnya Aziz Ibrahim. (2016). Non-Uniform Chebyshev Excitation of a Linear Broadside Antenna Array Operating at 1.8GHz. Global Journals of Research in Engineering, 16(F5), 13–21. Retrieved from https://engineeringresearch.org/index.php/GJRE/article/view/1476

Non-Uniform Chebyshev Excitation of a Linear Broadside Antenna Array Operating at 1.8GHz

Published

2016-03-15