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[color=#ff9900]📋 INFO: Marc K. Matthews | 2023 | ISBN: 1682519368 | English | 280 pages | True PDF | 12 MB
[color=#888888]📝 DESCRIPTION: Microwave antenna is a type of antenna which is operated at microwave frequency and they are widely used in many practical applications. A microwave antenna is a major system component that allows a microwave system to transmit and receive data between microwave sites. Microwave have wavelengths ranging from 1 meter to 1 millimeter. Microwaves are mainly used in satellite communication. Modern telecommunication and monitoring systems such as pollution detection, environmental sensor radio links, radars, and mobile devices require antennas and sensors able to operate in different complex environments and acquire different environmental physical parameters. In particular, new systems aimed at acquiring and monitoring environmental parameters offer different services that require a high degree of reconfigurability despite the limited dimensions of the systems. In addition to usual services of standard previous systems, namely ultra-broadband internet connection, IP telephony, mobile web access, data postprocessing, data storage, and other interesting applications (such as the use of artificial intelligence (Al) to manage and process data), these systems can be integrated with 5G devices. In such a framework, the design of a suitable radiating system and specialized microwave sensors could play a key role in the design of next-generation monitoring systems. The antenna system and sensors for these devices must be light, cheap, and able to maintain high levels of device performance in any environment. In such a framework, the use of microwave antennas with fully adaptive properties is mandatory for dramatically improving the performances of monitoring systems. Such devices are commonly used in several fields of application, such as environmental and structural engineering monitoring, precision agriculture, pollution monitoring, and other practical and interesting applications.
This book presents the classification of microwave antenna and its applications. Over the past decade microwave links have proven a popular solution for the telecommunication industry. The relative ease and economy of installation has been them deployed in an increasing number of point-to-point applications – from communications backbones (blue), to branch links (white) and distribution networks (light blue), not to mention applications in the broadcast industry and private enterprises. With the rise of new cellular operators and technologies, overall microwave network density is undeniably escalating. Backbone systems are built country wide in a majority of case using a ring structure. In the very seldom case that a link is down the service will remain fully operational. This book discusses the classification, structure, and operating principles of microwave antennas, and microwave antenna theory and methods for its solution.
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