Lecture

Antenna Parameters: Standardization and Radiation Diagrams

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Description

This lecture covers the standardization of antenna parameters, including the graphical representation of amplitude and phase, as well as the radiation diagrams in linear and logarithmic scales. It also discusses the directivity of antennas and the radiation resistance, emphasizing the characteristic parameters of antennas.

Instructor

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Electrical engineering

Radio-frequency engineering: Radio antennas

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Radiology: Topics in radiology

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