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| This chapter will review the various families of antennas used for this technology. They are classified into five major groups: helical, frequency-independent, log-periodic, horns and those derived from resonant antennas. The first four groups are based on classic wideband antenna designs which, by extension, have been used for UWB. Resonant antennas are of more recent origin, and have awakened considerable interest, since they have characteristics which make them suitable for UWB use, given the modifications that are often required. Most of these antenna types can be designed as either 3D or planar. Planar versions are easier to integrate with the other components of the communications system. | |
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Editorial del Libro
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Imperial College press |
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ISBN
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978-1-84816-491-8 |
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Título del Libro
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Ultrawideband antennas - Design and applications |
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