Modified two antennas method for ultrawideband spiral antenna characterization

I Nicolaescu; P van Genderen

Modified two antennas method for ultrawideband spiral antenna characterization

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Abstract

Among other applications, ulttrawideband systems, specifically radar systems, are used for antipersonnel landmine detection. Usually, these systems work from some hundreds MHz till GHz such to have both deep penetration and high resolution. As in any other electronic device the antenna plays a very important role. This paper deals with the two antenna method used to completely characterize the antenna system of a stepped frequency continuous wave radar built at International Research Centre for Telecomunnication-transmission and Radar of Delft University of Tecnology. The antenna system is made up of two Archimedea spiral antennas and for their characterization two loop antennas have been used.

Original language	Undefined/Unknown
Title of host publication	Communications 2006: the 6th international conference
Editors	Adelaida Mateescu, Mihai Radu, Alexandru Serbanescu, Vicror Croitoru
Place of Publication	Bucharest
Publisher	Printech, Editura acreditata CNCSIS
Pages	275-276
Number of pages	2
ISBN (Print)	(10)9737184793
Publication status	Published - 2006
Event	Communications 2006: the 6th international conference - Boekarest, Bucharest Duration: 8 Jun 2006 → 10 Jun 2006

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Publisher	Printech, Editura acreditata CNCSIS

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Conference	Communications 2006: the 6th international conference
City	Bucharest
Period	8/06/06 → 10/06/06

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tweede isbn (13) 9789737184795

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Nicolaescu, I & van Genderen, P 2006, Modified two antennas method for ultrawideband spiral antenna characterization. in Adelaida Mateescu, Mihai Radu, Alexandru Serbanescu & Vicror Croitoru (eds), Communications 2006: the 6th international conference. Printech, Editura acreditata CNCSIS, Bucharest, pp. 275-276, Communications 2006: the 6th international conference, Bucharest, 8/06/06.

Modified two antennas method for ultrawideband spiral antenna characterization. / Nicolaescu, I; van Genderen, P.
Communications 2006: the 6th international conference. ed. / Adelaida Mateescu; Mihai Radu; Alexandru Serbanescu; Vicror Croitoru. Bucharest: Printech, Editura acreditata CNCSIS, 2006. p. 275-276.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference proceedings/Edited volume › Conference contribution › Scientific › peer-review

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