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    Directive: It's Used To Measure The Power Density The Antenna Radiates in The Direction of Its Strongest Emission

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    The document discusses antenna directivity and directional patterns. It defines directivity as a measure of the power density an antenna radiates in the direction of its strongest emission compared to the power density of an isotropic radiator. It also lists some common types of directional patterns for antennas, including isotropic, omnidirectional, and directional patterns seen in idealized point radiators, vertical dipoles, radars, and dishes.

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    The document discusses antenna directivity and directional patterns. It defines directivity as a measure of the power density an antenna radiates in the direction of its strongest emission compared to the power density of an isotropic radiator. It also lists some common types of directional patterns for antennas, including isotropic, omnidirectional, and directional patterns seen in idealized point radiators, vertical dipoles, radars, and dishes.

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    The document discusses antenna directivity and directional patterns. It defines directivity as a measure of the power density an antenna radiates in the direction of its strongest emission compared to the power density of an isotropic radiator. It also lists some common types of directional patterns for antennas, including isotropic, omnidirectional, and directional patterns seen in idealized point radiators, vertical dipoles, radars, and dishes.

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    Directive

    Its used to measure the power density the antenna radiates in the direction of its strongest emission

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    Dmax

    U ( , ) U ( , ) U ( , ) tot 4 tot Prad U ave Prad 4 U Do 4 max 1 (directivity ) tot Prad

    Directional patterns

    Types of directional Patterns


    Idealized Point Radiator Vertical Dipole Radar Dish

    Isotropic

    Omnidirectional

    Directional

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