For an antenna with a maximum linear dimension of D, find the inner and outer boundaries of the Fresnel region so that the maximum phase error does not exceed (a) \frac{\pi}{4} rad (b) 18^\circ
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For an antenna with maximum linear dimension D, the phase error at a distance R from the antenna is given by: Δϕ = πD²/(4λR), where λ is the wavelength. Show more…
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