NASTRAN-GAP: an Integrated Approach to the Analysis of Radiation Patterns of Distorted Reflectors
NASTRAN-GAP programs for analyzing antenna radiation patterns of reflectors distorted by gravity and thermal loads
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NASTRAN-GAP programs for analyzing antenna radiation patterns of reflectors distorted by gravity and thermal loads
Short period seismic radiation patterns from underground nuclear explosions and small magnitude earthquakes, noting propagation characteristics
Far field radiation patterns of Advanced Antenna System presented by Surveyor I on lunar surface
Numerical double integral evaluation technique for antenna radiation patterns, discussing error data
Helicopter in-flight noise radiation pattern and spectra measurements for various operating parameters
Dispersion surface classification in magnetoionic medium and associated radiation patterns
Radiation pattern calculations for ATS 6 48-panel deployable reflector antenna
Computer program for calculating radiation pattern of ATS 6 flexible rib-reinforced reflector
This paper presents a flight study of tone radiation patterns from a small turbofan engine and compares results with similar static test stand data and a recently developed radiation theory. An interaction tone was produced by a circumferential array of inlet rods placed just upstream of the fan blades. Overhead and sideline flight directivity patterns showed cut-on of a dominant single mode occurred where predicted and the absence of any other significant circumferential or radial modes. In general, good agreement was found between measured flight and static data, with small differences being attributed to inlet geometry and/or forward speed effects. Good agreement was also obtained between flight data and theory for directivity pattern shape, however, the theory consistently predicted higher values for peak radiation angle over a wide range of frequency.
Radiation pattern of slotted-cylinder antenna in presence of inhomogeneous lossy plasma
Radiation patterns for thermally distorted, 30 ft Applications Technology Satellite parabolic antenna computed using digital techniques
Computer-assisted calculation of antenna radiation patterns using vector theory
The far-field radiation patterns for Chebyshev loaded Y- and T-shaped array antennas are given for a number of cases. Included are full- and half-length loaded array arms. The goal of the investigation is to determine the effect of different Chebyshev loading arrangements on this type of array. It is found that in both the Y- and T-shaped arrays, the main lobes are defined by the shape of the array and that the level of the side-lobes is mainly dependent on the Chebyshev loading (that is, complete or partial).
Equatorial radiation pattern calculation for slotted-cylinder antenna in lossy plasma
Radiation patterns of infinitesimal dipole in lossless magnetoplasma studied by classification of associated dispersion surfaces
Surface integration technique used in conjunction with wedge diffraction theory to analyze TEM radiation patterns of parallel plate waveguides
Mean radiation pattern of emitter in turbulent atmosphere
Computed radiation patterns for dual plane, amplitude sensing monopulse radar antenna using electronic boresight scanning device