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Radharaman Institute of Research and Technology, Bhopal Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering BE VI Semester Antenna and Wae !ropagation "EC#$%&'
Assignment( )nit#I( Radiation Radiation 1 What is retarded potential? Derive the expression for it.***** 2 Derive the expression for the radiative eld due to small or elementary current element.***** 1
3 Prove that the eld of a simple antenna consists of three terms involving
,
1
r r 2 and
1
r
3
terms. xplain the nature of these terms.*****
! What is the signicance of the electros electrostatic tatic eld" induction eld and radiation eld of the antenna? # What is the radiation resistance resistance of an antenna? $ho% that the radiation resistance of a half %ave dipole antenna is &3 ohms. ***** ' ()tain the expression for the Po%er radiated )y a current element and its adiation resistance.***** & Derive the expression for the eld variation due to linear current and sinusoidal current distri)ution on e+ective length of linear antennas. , Derive the po%er radiated )y and radiation resistance )y half %ave dipole antenna or -uarter %ave monopole antenna.***** /t %hat distance" in %avelength" the radiation component of magnetic eld %ill )e three times of the induction component. /t %hat distance is it #0 times. 10 /n antenna operating at 20 fre-uency has directional gain of 1' d4. / minimum electr ele ctric ic el eld d int intens ensity ity of 100 100m5 m56m 6mete eterr is re re-ui -uire red d at a dis distan tance ce of 20 7m fr from om antenna in free space. Determine the minimum po%er to )e radiated )y the antenna. 8int9 Erms =
90 Pr √ 90
R
v / m :.
11 ;ind out the eld strength at 30 7m a%ay from a transmitting antenna of '2#
90 Pr √ 90 v / m :. R
12 valuate the radiation resistance of a circular loop %ith a circumference of a -uarter
λ
( )
A Circumference =2 π r ∴ =2 π r , A =π r , ∴ R r=320 π 2 of a %avelength. 8int9 4 λ 2
4
2
:.
1
13 Determine the radiation resistance of a dipole antenna of
( )
2
dl R =80 π r 8int9 λ 2
%avelength long.
12
:.
λ 1! =alculate the radiation resistance of dipole antenna
8
long. >f the e-uivalent loss
resistance in the antenna due to dielectric structure is 0. (hms" What is the
( )
2 Rr dl 80 R = π , η = × 100 :. r eciency of the antenna? 8int9 λ Rr + R l 2
1# /n electric field strength 10@56m is to )e measured at a point ABC62" #007m from a half %ave dipole antenna operating in air at #0. =alculate the current ErmsF that
must )e fed to the antenna. 8int9 ;or half %ave dipole" E θ
=
60 I m
r
{
cos
(
π 2
cosθ
sinθ
)
}
:.
1' / rounded vertical half %ave dipole radiating at #00 7 produces a maximum r.m.s electric field of 20@56m at distance of !0 7m. Determine the total po%er radiated )y dipole. 8int9 for rounded vertical antenna"
Erms
120 π =
I rms l e
λ r
:.
1& Ghe current at the )ase of an earthed antenna &0m high is 2# /mp" at a fre-uency of 10. =alculate the eld strength at a distance of 2#
120 π
2 =
l , E π rms
=
I rms l e
λ r
:.
1, / half %ave dipole is driven )y r.m.s current of 10 /mp" at 100 in free space. =alculate the pointing vector at a distance of 20 cm in the direction of maximum radiation. 8int9 Erms =
120 π I rms l e
λ r
:.
1 / $hort dipole antenna of length #m is centre feed %ith r.m.s current of 2#/mp at fre-uency of 10. =alculate the po%er radiated )y the antenna. 8int9
()
le Rrad =160 π λ 2
2
:.
20 /n antenna of e+ective height of 100m and the current at the )ase is !#0/mp Er.m.sF at !0. What is the po%er radiated? >f the total resistance of antenna
()
2
le Rr Rrad =160 π , η= × 100 :. λ Rr + R l 2
circuit is 1.12 (hms. What is its eciency? 8int9
λ 21 =alculate the po%er radiated )y 100
=osHt
/mp. 2
What
( )
π I m dl 2 dl ⌋ , Rr =80 π Prad =η o ⌊ 3 λ λ
dipole" if it carries a uniform current of > B
16
is
its
radiation
resistance?
2
:.
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Radharaman Institute of Research and Technology, Bhopal Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering BE VI Semester Antenna and Wae !ropagation "EC#$%&'
$tate eciprocity theorem and prove it for antenna systems. Write application of eciprocity theorem in antenna systems Write short note on the follo%ing9 EaF adiation Pattern
8int9
J!. J#.
E)F $teradian and $olid angle EcF adiation intensity EdF Directivity EeF /ntenna ain EfF /ntenna ciency EgF /ntenna 4eamK%idth EhF +ective aperture EiF ;ront to )ac< ratio Derive the relation )et%een the e+ective area and gain of antenna. /n antenna has a loss resistance 10 (hms" po%er gain of 20 and directivity 22.
=alculate its radiation resistance. 8int9
η=
G p Gd
=
Rr Rr + Rl :.
J'. >n a micro%ave communication lin<" t%o identical antennas operating at 10 are used %ith po%er gain of !0d4. >f the transmitter po%er id 1 W" nd the received po%er" if the range of the lin< is 30 7m. 8int9 E;eriiLs formulaF J&.
Pr= P t A t A r
( ) λ 4 πr
2
:.
/n antenna having directivity of 0 is operating at a %avelength of 2m. =alculate 2
λ A = × D :. ( ) e max the maximum e+ective aperture of the antenna. 8int9 4 π J,. G%o short dipoles are placed at distance of # 7m in free space. (ne dipole is supplied %ith po%er of #7W at fre-uency of 1#0. =alculate the maximum po%er %hich can )e received at the second dipole. 8int9 E;eriiLs formulaF
Pr= P t
A et A er 2
r λ
2
2
λ , A et = A er= A e , A e = × D :. 4 π
J. / directional antenna has an e+ective radiated po%er of 1.1
η=
What is its directivity" if po%er gain is 22. 8int9
G p Gd
=
Rr Rr + Rl :.
J11. /n antenna is feed )y current of !.# /mp %ith a resistance of 300 (hm radiates po%er in its optimum direction" then =alculate the ;4 E;ront to 4ac< atioF of an antenna in d4" if po%er of #00 Watts is radiated in the opposite direction. J12. =alculate the approximate gain and )eamK%idth of a para)olic reNector antenna at operating fre-uency ! " diameter 20m and illumination eciency ##O. 8int9
D=
4 π 2
λ
× ( A e )max , ( A e ) max= A, A=
πD 4
2
,!P"# =
70 λ
140 λ
D
D
,"#$% =
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