A method of modeling array antennas

Skolnik, M. I.

doi:10.1109/tap.1963.1137984

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“…Designs based on statistical methods will be found in references [48] through [54].. [55] verified extremely well statistical results predicted earlier by Lo [52]. The experimental technique used was the "holey-plate" method which has been described by Skolnik [56]. Before proceeding with the design technique presented in this thesis, the nomenclature used in array theory will be discussed.…”

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Synthesis of nonuniformly spaced antenna arrays

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“…4. The method by which this pattern was measured is described in Skolnik [20] and Packard, et al [21].…”

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Adaptive receiving arrays for wide-band lunar relay communications

Waters¹,

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1964

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propagat.

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Because of the size of the moon, bandwidths of lunar relay communication links have been below 10 kc. This study describes and analyses an approach to the problem of increasing lunar relay bandwidth. An adaptive receiving array is described which makes possible the use of exceptionally large apertures capable of being focused on a small spot on the lunar surface. However, an analysis shows that side-lobe effects considerably reduce expected bandwidth gains. A bandwidth of 40 kc is calculated for a 1000-ft square X-band array which employs a "maximum energy!! taper. Between 256 and 1024 array elements are required.

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“…The experimental technique used was the "holey-plate" method which has been described by Skolnik [56]. The antenna array was modeled with a conducting circular screen about $6 wave lengths in diameter perforated with small holes to simulate the antenna elements.…”

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