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Design of a dual‐polarized omnidirectional antenna for broadband applications

Dastranj et al., 2015

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1008479364627754882
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Dastranj A
Abbasi Arand B
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International Journal of RF and Microwave Computer‐Aided Engineering

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ABSTRACT A broadband dual‐polarized omnidirectional antenna is presented. The proposed antenna consists of two parts, an asymmetric biconical antenna and a cylindrical multilayer polarizer. To have an almost perfect omnidirectional radiation pattern in the …
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