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Broadside Array

This Matlab program demonstrates the polar pattern of a broadside antenna array. It takes user inputs for the operating frequency, number of antenna elements, and distance between elements. It then calculates the wavelength, phase shift across the elements, and plots the polar radiation pattern of the antenna array, displaying a title indicating it is for a broadside array. The program outputs the calculated values and displays the polar plot of the antenna array pattern.

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Broadside Array

This Matlab program demonstrates the polar pattern of a broadside antenna array. It takes user inputs for the operating frequency, number of antenna elements, and distance between elements. It then calculates the wavelength, phase shift across the elements, and plots the polar radiation pattern of the antenna array, displaying a title indicating it is for a broadside array. The program outputs the calculated values and displays the polar plot of the antenna array pattern.

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abhijit_jamdade
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Matlab Program to demonstrate n array Broadside Antenna

clc
close all
clear all
f=input('Enter operting frequency in Hz=');
N=input('Enter number of elements N=');
lambda=(3e8)/f
d=input('enetr distance d in meter between element=')
beta=2*pi/lambda;
theta=0:0.01:2*pi;
psi=(beta*d*cos(theta));
z1=(N/2)*(psi);
z2=(1/2)*(psi);
AF=sin(z1)./sin(z2);
w=abs(AF);
polar(theta,w);
title('Polar pattern of Broadside array')
figure;
Enter operting frequency in Hz=100000000
Enter number of elements N=10

lambda =

enetr distance d in meter between element=0.75

d=

0.7500

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