PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF LINEAR ARRAY ANTENNA IN RADAR SYSTEM THROUGH ANALYTICAL METHOD AND COMPUTATION METHOD VIA DFT

Authors

  • Wg Cdr Dr Md. Hossam-E-Haider MIST
    • Afia Binte Rahman MIST
      • Mohammed Ali Khan MIST
        • Jannatul Fardous Popy MIST

          DOI:

          https://doi.org/10.47981/j.mijst.01(01)2012.81(%25p)

          Keywords:

          Array Factor (AF), Discrete Fourier Transform (OFT), Radiation Pattern, Main Beam, Side Lobe

          Abstract

          It is imporlant to design RADAR antennas with more energy radiated in some parlicular directions and less in other
          directions. Different types of antennas and their radiation patterns are evaluated. This is tantamount to requiring
          that the radiation pattern should be concentrated in the actual direction of interest. This is hardly achievable with a
          single RADAR antenna which has a specific radiation pattern. But with the use of the several antennas working
          together, it is possible to improve the radiation according to suit some specific requirements. In this study we have
          dealed with the most common linear array antenna. The equation of the electric field radiation pattern is derived
          with detail discussion on array tapering. Simulation result shows the radiation pattern in one direction with lowered
          side lobes, indicates the improvement of the wave propagation through the RADAR antenna.

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          Published

          14-12-2019

          How to Cite

          Wg Cdr Dr Md. Hossam-E-Haider, Afia Binte Rahman, Mohammed Ali Khan, & Jannatul Fardous Popy. (2019). PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF LINEAR ARRAY ANTENNA IN RADAR SYSTEM THROUGH ANALYTICAL METHOD AND COMPUTATION METHOD VIA DFT. MIST INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 1(1). https://doi.org/10.47981/j.mijst.01(01)2012.81(%p)

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