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Antenna arrays

X-Band Squintless Horn Antenna Array (96 elements)

X-Band Squintless Horn Antenna Array (96 elements)
This article concerns the design of a X-Band squintless horn antenna array consisting out of 96 radiating elements. The full design of the 2.4m antenna blank (including the simultaneous excitation of all 96 arms) has been performed within CST MICROWAVE STUDIO®. The simulated results have been in an excellent agreement with compact range measurements. Read full article..

Optimizing antenna design and placement in MIMO systems

Optimizing antenna design and placement in MIMO systems Document type
J.Fejfar, CST of America. Video of a webinar presentation (Running time: 11 min) Read full article..

Theory and applications of MIMO in radar systems

Theory and applications of MIMO in radar systems Document type
J. Guerci , Consultant, VA, USA. Video of a webinar presentation(Running time: 33 min) Read full article..

Introduction to MIMO and its advantages for mitigating multipath in wireless deployments

Introduction to MIMO and its advantages for mitigating multipath in wireless deployments Document type
K. Carrigan, Senior Systems Engineer, U.S. Navy (NSWC Dahlgren), & D. Johns, CST of America. Video of a webinar presentation (Running time: 32 min). Read full article..

Design of Circularly-Polarized Patch Antennas using CST MICROWAVE STUDIO®

Design of Circularly-Polarized Patch Antennas using CST MICROWAVE STUDIO®
An RFID Reader Antenna with the following specifications was designed: - Frequency: 908.5 - 914 MHz (In Korea) - VSWR: less than 2 with 50-ohm impedance - Polarization: circular - Axial ratio: less than 3 dB @ 908.5 - 914MHz - Gain: 6 dBi @ 1W transmitted power - Size and weight: as small as possible This article is published with the permission and courtesy of Prof. Bierng-Chearl Ahn and his colleagues at Chungbuk University, Korea. Read full article..

Analysis of a high efficiency reflector feed array

Analysis of a high efficiency reflector feed array
This article demonstrates the application of CST MICROWAVE STUDIO® (CST MWS) to the analysis of large reflector feed arrays. An array consisting of 19 elements was simulated but a larger array of more than 100 elements may also be simulated since the memory scaling with mesh cells in CST MWS is almost linear. The simultaneous excitation feature in CST MWS was applied to obtain farfield patterns in just a single simulation. A parameter sweep was also carried out to obtain the S-Parameters as a funtion of element feeding postion. Read full article..

A Unit Cell Model of a Single Periodic Waveguide Phased-Array Antenna

A Unit Cell Model of a Single Periodic Waveguide Phased-Array Antenna
In this article a single periodic open-ended waveguide phased-array antenna with a dielectric radome at its aperture of variable thickness is analysed. As a verification it is shown that the superposition of two independent plane waves shows the same field pattern as the one created by the unit cell model. Read full article..