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On antenna array design using orthogonal modes

Georgiadis, 2004

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1209789202749592834
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Georgiadis A
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IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation

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Antenna array design using orthogonal modes has been extensively studied in the past. The design procedure is based on the projection of an arbitrary array factor on a basis defined by a set of orthogonal modes on the array structure. A design method is presented that relies on …
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