Antenna Design Calculator [Mac/Win]
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The antenna calculator uses the two-ray approximation, detailed in the book "The Elements of Antenna Design" by Dolnick and McAndrew.
Dolnick and McAndrew explain that a modern receiving antenna can be well modeled by a series of cylinders. This method of modeling the antenna uses only two radiation characteristics: the directivity and the radiation resistance. If we denote the directivity with an S-number, the radiation resistance with a Q-number, the antenna can be modeled as a series of cylinder:
A great advantage of this model is that the end-fire radiation resistance is not a function of the distance from the end of the cylinder to the ground plane. As a consequence, we can use the Helmholtz free-space pattern (free-space pattern being the pattern for a point dipole on the ground) to calculate the radiation resistance for the cylinder antenna, without taking into account its end-fire radiation resistance.
It is important to realize that the radiation pattern of the cylinder does not depend on the length of the cylinder. As a consequence, we only have to consider the diameters of the cylinders in the model. The length-to-diameter ratio is a proportionality constant which we obtain from measured data.
The performance of the antenna can be calculated by superimposing the directivity pattern of the cylinders.
The directivity pattern of the cylinder was measured by Vlanc.
The Q-number and S-number are often used to describe the response of antennas. But these numbers describe properties of the antenna antenna to the air. But in a building it is not possible to calculate them with only one antenna pattern. The TRF, which combines many patterns, is a good solution. I used this calculator for this problem.
Roger chandler, Ph.D.; H-Com; November 2009; (051-204)
Although the classic method using the S11, S22, and S33 components is more accurate and complicated, this calculator offers two main advantages:
1) it is very fast
2) it is very intuitive.
This is one of many nice features of this calculator.
Eugene F. Eriksson, Ph.D.; H-Com; February 2010; (093-200)
This is a very nice calculator.
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