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Polarization in antennas and radar
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An Introduction to Antennas as mentioned in this paper describes wave polarization in terms of wave reflection and transmission and partial polarization, and describes the characteristics of some antennas, as well as their properties.Abstract:
An Introduction to Antennas. Representation of Wave Polarization. Polarization Matching of Antennas. Polarization Characteristics of Some Antennas. Generation of General Polarizations. Polarization Changes by Reflection and Transmission. Partial Polarization. Polarization Measurements. Appendixes.read more
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