August 1990 | Technical Report NTIA TR-90-267
An Extended Database of Microwave Common Carrier Antenna Gain Patterns
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Charles Samora and Michael A. Province, “An Extended Database of Microwave Common Carrier Antenna Gain Patterns,” Technical Report NTIA TR-90-267, U.S. Department of Commerce, National Telecommunications and Information Administration, Institute for Telecommunication Sciences, August 1990.
Abstract: This report discusses a collection of microwave common carrier azimuthal antenna patterns. The patterns were digitized and stored into a uniformly formatted database. The primary application of this database is for interference prediction among common carrier transmitters sharing a common frequency. The database can be accessed via a BASIC computer program to determine the gain at any off-axis angle or the plot of the antenna pattern in either rectangular or polar coordinates. The results in this report are an extension to Hanson and Anderson (1981).
Keywords: vertical polarization; azimuthal antenna gain patterns; communication-satellite ground stations; microwave common carrier; radio-relay stations
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