Lecture

Radiation and Antennas: EPFL Networks

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Description

This lecture covers the theory of networks, including equidistant linear networks, binomial networks, and the influence of mutual coupling on radiation and antennas. The instructor discusses the use of metamaterials in network antennas and reflectarrays, as well as the impact of mismatch and delay control in network design. The lecture also addresses the challenges of taking mutual coupling into account, the assumptions made in network analysis, and the characteristics of isolated antennas in different network configurations.

Instructor

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Official source

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