An approach to design antennas and arrays for broadband communication and sensor systems
Anatoliy Boryssenko, D.H. Schaubert
Abstract
Anatoliy Boryssenko, D.H. Schaubert
Abstract
This work is focused on broadband signal transmission between antennas connected to front-end transmitter/receiver circuits. A design approach is developed to account for antenna's impact on system-level performance measures through decomposing systems into EM-related (antenna and channel), circuit and signal components. A set of system merits, which are measurable, is introduced. The basic results are illustrated numerically for geolocation of a transmitter using a receiver linear array. (4 pages)
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This work is focused on broadband signal transmission between antennas connected to front-end transmitter/receiver circuits. A design approach is developed to account for antenna's impact on system-level performance measures through decomposing systems into EM-related (antenna and channel), circuit and signal components. A set of system merits, which are measurable, is introduced. The basic results are illustrated numerically for geolocation of a transmitter using a receiver linear array. (4 pages)
Key concepts: Transmitter, Broadband, Antenna (radio), Electronic engineering, Computer science, Transmission (telecommunications), Geolocation, Directional antenna