computer-aided design of elliptically focused bootlace lens for multiple beams
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Abstract
The design of elliptically focused microwave bootlace lens is investigated and improved design is
proposed. The proposed design of the lens is capable of scanning wide area and is compact in size than the other available designs. The phase error is calculated and compared with conventional design of bootlace lens. The results are obtained using Matlab coding and are in accordance to the theoretical values. This design is intended to be used in next generation cellular mobile communication with tilt of required angle at base stations and also it can be used as multiple beam-forming networks for avoiding deafness problem in the ad hoc networks with greater efficiency and
saving radiated power.
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| Authors | ;G. S. Tomar |
| Journal | american journal of physiology endocrinology and metabolism |
| Year | 2007 |
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10.1155/2007/89438
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