NASA NTRS ยท 19840019086
Directivity and spacing for the antenna elements
Abstract
The optimum design choice for the MST radar antenna was considered. The following factors are required: directivity and gain; beam width and its symmetry; sidelobe levels, near and wide angle; impedance matching; feeder network losses; polarization diversity; steerability; cost effectiveness; and maintainability. The directivity and related beam forming aspects of various antenna elements and directivity aspects when such elements are formed into an array are discussed. Array performance for important variables, in particular, the spacing of the elements is considered.
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Koshy, V. K.. 1983-12-01. Directivity and spacing for the antenna elements. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19840019086
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