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Radiation pattern of a monopole antenna 1.2 wavelengths long
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English: Three dimensional far field radiation pattern of a 1.2 wavelength vertical monopole antenna over a perfectly conducting infinite ground plane. Monopole antennas over 0.625 wavelength are not often used because the direction of maximum radiation is not horizontal but directed up into the sky. The graph is axially symmetric about the antenna's vertical axis, and is resting on the ground plane. The origin of the coordinates is where the axis intersects the ground plane. The distance of the surface from the origin in any direction is proportional to the magnitude of the electric field (signal strength) radiated in that direction. From dipole equation in Balanis, 2005, Antenna Theory 3rd Ed. p.172, eq. 4-62a |
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| Author | Chetvorno |
Generated by GNU Octave program:
# mpole3d.m
# length = length of element in wavelengths
#--------------------------------------------
function mpole3d (length)
thetasamples = 100; #theta resolution
phisamples = 100; #phi resolution
colormap bone; #colorscheme
[theta,phi] = meshgrid(linspace(0,pi./2,thetasamples), linspace(0,2.*pi,phisamples)); #creates grid
kl = 2 .* pi .* length; #length in radians
r = (cos(kl .* cos(theta)) - cos(kl)) ./ sin(theta); #Directivity equation
r = r .* sign(r); #fix - make signal strength positive
x = r.*sin(theta).*cos(phi); #maps grid onto radiation surface
y = r.*sin(theta).*sin(phi);
z = r.*cos(theta);
surfl(x,y,z); #creates a smooth solid surface with specular reflections
shading interp #continuous shading hides wireframe
axis("equal", "tight", "off"); #same scale factor, no padding, turn off axes
view(-37,15); #Lowered viewpoint so can see structure better
xlim("tight");
ylim("tight");
zlim("tight");
print -dpng mpole3dpattern.png; #save image in file
endfunction
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