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    This document contains a Matlab code for designing and simulating a Yagi-Uda antenna. The code defines parameters like operating frequency, wire diameter, number of directors, reflector and director lengths and spacings. It then creates a folded dipole exciter and Yagi-Uda antenna structure. The code plots the 3D pattern, elevation patterns at 0 and 90 degrees, and return loss of the designed antenna.

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    This document contains a Matlab code for designing and simulating a Yagi-Uda antenna. The code defines parameters like operating frequency, wire diameter, number of directors, reflector and director lengths and spacings. It then creates a folded dipole exciter and Yagi-Uda antenna structure. The code plots the 3D pattern, elevation patterns at 0 and 90 degrees, and return loss of the designed antenna.

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    This document contains a Matlab code for designing and simulating a Yagi-Uda antenna. The code defines parameters like operating frequency, wire diameter, number of directors, reflector and director lengths and spacings. It then creates a folded dipole exciter and Yagi-Uda antenna structure. The code plots the 3D pattern, elevation patterns at 0 and 90 degrees, and return loss of the designed antenna.

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    This document contains a Matlab code for designing and simulating a Yagi-Uda antenna. The code defines parameters like operating frequency, wire diameter, number of directors, reflector and director lengths and spacings. It then creates a folded dipole exciter and Yagi-Uda antenna structure. The code plots the 3D pattern, elevation patterns at 0 and 90 degrees, and return loss of the designed antenna.

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    Electromagnetic & Antenna

    Name-Dhanshree Bhagwat Jaybhaye


    TE7
    Roll no.-19

    Experiment-4
    Matlab Code –
    % Design Parameters
    fc = 600e6;
    wirediameter = 12.7e-4;
    c = physconst('lightspeed');
    lambda = c/fc;
    ZO = 300;
    BW = 0.1 * fc;
    fmin = fc - 2 * (BW);
    fmax = fc + 2 * (BW);
    Nf = 101;
    freq = linspace(fmin,fmax,Nf);
    %%%% Create Yagi - Uda Antenna %%%%
    % Using folded dipole antenna
    d = dipoleFolded;
    d.Length = 0.47 * lambda;
    d.Width = cylinder2strip(wirediameter/2);
    d.Spacing = d.Length/60;
    Numdirs = 4; % Number of Directors
    refLength = 0.5; % Reflector length factor
    dirLength = 0.442 * ones(1,Numdirs); % Director length
    refSpacing = 0.25; % Reflector spacing factor
    dirSpacing = 0.2 * ones(1,Numdirs); % Director spacing factor
    exLength = d.Length/lambda; % Exciter length
    exSpacing = d.Spacing/lambda; % Exciter spacing
    initialdesign = [refLength dirLength refSpacing dirSpacing exLength exSpacing];
    yagidesign = yagiUda;
    yagidesign.Exciter = d;
    yagidesign.NumDirectors = Numdirs;
    yagidesign.ReflectorLength = refLength * lambda;
    yagidesign.DirectorLength = dirLength * lambda;
    yagidesign.ReflectorSpacing = refSpacing * lambda;
    yagidesign.DirectorSpacing = dirSpacing * lambda;
    show(yagidesign)
    % Plot 3D Pattern of the Antenna
    fig1 = figure;
    pattern(yagidesign,fc);
    % Plot Elevation and Azimuth Pattern of the Antenna
    fig2 = figure;
    patternElevation(yagidesign,fc,0,'Elevation',0:1:359);
    pE = polarpattern('gco')
    fig3 = figure;
    patternElevation(yagidesign,fc,90,'Elevation',0:1:359);
    pH = polarpattern('gco')
    Output-
    Electromagnetic & Antenna
    Name-Dhanshree Bhagwat Jaybhaye
    TE7
    Roll no.-19

    Experiment-6
    Matlab Code –
    fc= 600e6;
    wirediameter=12.7e-4;
    c=physconst("lightspeed");
    lambda=c/fc;
    Z0=300;
    BW=0.1*fc;
    fmin=fc-2*(BW);
    fmax=fc+2*(BW);
    Nf=101;
    freq=linspace(fmin,fmax,Nf);
    d=dipoleFolded;
    d.Length=0.47*lambda;
    d.Width=cylinder2strip(wirediameter/2);
    d.Spacing=d.Length/60;
    Numdirs=4;
    refLenghth=0.5;
    dirLength=0.442*ones(1,Numdirs);
    refSpacing=0.25;
    dirSpacing=0.2*ones(1,Numdirs);
    exLength=d.Length/lambda;
    exSpacing=d.Spacing/lambda;
    initialdesign=[refLenghth dirLength refSpacing dirSpacing exLength exSpacing].*lambda;
    yagidesign=yagiUda;
    yagidesign.Exciter=d;
    yagidesign.NumDirectors=Numdirs;
    yagidesign.ReflectorLength=refLenghth*lambda;
    yagidesign.DirectorLength=dirLength.*lambda;
    yagidesign.ReflectorSpacing=refSpacing*lambda;
    yagidesign.DirectorSpacing=dirSpacing.*lambda;
    show(yagidesign)
    fig1=figure;
    pattern(yagidesign,fc);
    fig2=figure;
    patternElevation(yagidesign,fc,0,"Elevation",0:1:359);
    pE=polarpattern('gco');
    pH.AntennaMetrics=1;
    fig3=figure;
    patternelevation(yagidesign,fc,90,'Elevation',0:1:359);
    pE=polarpattern('gco');
    pH.AntennaMetrics=1;
    fig4=figure;
    rfplot(s);
    Electromagnetic & Antenna

    Name-Dhanshree Bhagwat Jaybhaye


    TE7
    Roll no.-19

    Experiment-7

    Output-

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