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Radiation characteristics of inclined slot antenna on conducting spherical cavity

Author(s)
Phongcharoenpanich, C.
Boonrod, D.
Krairiksh, M.
Date Issued
January 1, 2003
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.1109/APCC.2003.1274241
Abstract
This paper presents theoretical investigations of the characteristics such as radiation pattern, half-power beamwidth, directivity, front-to-back ratio and polarization of an inclined slot on spherical surface. The total fields inside the cavity are formulated by means of the combination of TE and TM modes. The unknown coefficients of the fields are determined by imposing the boundary conditions. The voltage distribution along the slot is reasonably assumed to be the sinusoidal functions. The numerical results of radiation characteristics for various radii of the spherical surface are illustrated. The comparisons between horizontal slot and inclined slot are reported. The result of the analysis shows that this technique is very useful for the design of spherical slot array antenna of any orientation.
Citation
Apcc 2003 9th Asia Pacific Conference on Communications in Conjunction with 6th Malaysia International Conference on Communications Micc 2003 Proceedings, 3, 964-968, 2003
Subjects

Antenna radiation pat...

Boundary conditions

Electromagnetic field...

Equations

Information technolog...

Polarization

Slot antennas

Tellurium

Voltage

Wireless communicatio...

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