May 2000
Intermediate to advanced
323 pages
13h 34m
English
In this chapter we shall erect the theoretical infrastructure that will allow us to characterize a number of arrays in terms of their topology and the essential characteristics of their RF subsystems. Array theory is shared by all array systems and the analysis of several arrays constitutes a first step toward the derivation of synthesis procedures for arrays having prescribed characteristics. Real world considerations that enable the designer to come one step closer to the realization of arrays are also delineated.
The marginalization of the array sidelobe and grating lobe levels, a central issue ...
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