Control and minimization of multi-path problems on the GPS R.O.S.A. antenna installed onboard oceansat-2 spacecraft

Vecchiarelli, G.; Guidi, R.; Valle, P.; Vatta, S.; Cosmo, V. De; Catalano, Valeria

doi:10.1049/ic.2007.1493

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“…The antenna is composed of two parallel array panels, named the -x Panel and the +X Panel ( Figure 12). These are inclined with respect to the horizontal plane, each one formed by six four-level stacked patches [9]. The antenna has to cover an angular region given by () = [0°, +26°] and…”

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The Antenna Design Framework - ElectroMagnetic Satellite [Automation and CAD Corner]

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Bandinelli

2009

IEEE Antennas Propag. Mag.

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The Antenna Design Framework -ElectroMagnetic Satellite is an antenna design system offering a wide palette of modeling tools aimed at covering engineering needs from the early feasibility studies to the last performance-verification stages of flight hardware. A few key ideas have been central to its development, focusing on the overall engineering process rather than on individual modeling steps. This has led to a modeling architecture that offers a very high degree of modularity, scalability, and flexibility. Some practical examples are used in the discussion to illustrate these points.

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