King et al., 1960 - Google Patents
Unequally-spaced, broad-band antenna arraysKing et al., 1960
- Document ID
- 685061333434754725
- Author
- King D
- Packard R
- Thomas R
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- Publication venue
- IRE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation
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Requirements for a broad-band, steerable linear antenna array are given. The limitations due to grating lobes of an equally-spaced array are discussed. Results are given of the study of several different unequally-spaced arrays which have two advantages: 1) fewer …
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