if antenna radiates over half a sphere,directivity of the antenna is
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Concept:
Directivity of the antenna can be defined as the measure of the concentration of an antenna's radiation pattern in a particular direction. It can be written as 4π/ beam area.
Given:
The area of the antenna is radiated over half of the area of the sphere.
Find:
The directivity of the antenna.
Solution:
As the antenna radiates over half of the sphere. So, the beam area of the antenna will be 2π.
As the directivity of the antenna can be written as
Directivity = 4π/ beam area
Directivity = 4π/ 2π
Directivity = 2
Hence, the directivity of the antenna is 2 if the antenna radiates over half a sphere.
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