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Antenna Directivity Analysis in MATLAB

This laboratory report describes using MATLAB to calculate the directivity of an antenna. The report outlines the theory behind directivity, the requirements for the experiment including MATLAB software, and the code developed to calculate directivity from an antenna's power pattern. The code takes in parameters defining the antenna's power pattern and calculates the directivity in dimensionless and dB units. The conclusion states that for the given experiment, the directivity was found to be 6 dimensionless and 7.7698 dB.

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Antenna Directivity Analysis in MATLAB

This laboratory report describes using MATLAB to calculate the directivity of an antenna. The report outlines the theory behind directivity, the requirements for the experiment including MATLAB software, and the code developed to calculate directivity from an antenna's power pattern. The code takes in parameters defining the antenna's power pattern and calculates the directivity in dimensionless and dB units. The conclusion states that for the given experiment, the directivity was found to be 6 dimensionless and 7.7698 dB.

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Laboratory Report

To find out the directivity (normal value and dB value)


of antenna using MATLAB

(Digital Signal Processing Lab )

Submitted by

Ankesh Kumar (1604009)


Gourav Kumar(1604023)
Saket Ghosh(1604041)
Vishesh Rathi(1604063)

B. Tech Programme in Electronics and Telecommunication


Engineering

School of Electronics Engineering


Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology, Deemed to be University
Bhubaneswar, India

OBJECTIVE

Directivity is a fundamental antenna parameter. It is a measure of how


'directional' anantenna's radiation pattern is. An antenna that radiates
equally in all directions would have effectively zero directionality, and
the directivity of this type of antenna would be 1 (or 0 dB).
THEORY

The directivity of an antenna is equal to the ratio of the maximum power


 

density to its average value over a sphere as observed in the far field of an
antenna.
 

Directivity from pattern :

The directivity is also the ratio of the area of a sphere (4π sr) to the
beam area ΩA of the antenna.Directivity from beam area:

The smaller the beam area, the larger the directivity D.

REQUIREMENTS
Computer, Matlab Software

DESIGN CALCULATIONS/ CODE DEVELOPMENT


close all;

clear all;

tmin=input('The lower bound of theta in degree=');

tmax=input('The upper bound of theta in degree=');

 pmin=input('The lower bound of phi in degree=');

 pmax=input('The upper bound of phi in degree=');

theta=(tmin:tmax)*(pi/180);
 phi=(pmin:pmax)*(pi/180);

dth=theta(2)-theta(1);

dph=phi(2)-phi(1);

[THETA,PHI]=meshgrid(theta,phi);

x=input('The field pattern : E(THETA,PHI)=');

v=input('The power pattern: P(THETA,PHI)=','s'); 

Prad=sum(sum((x.^2).*sin(THETA)*dth*dph));
D=4*pi*max(max(x.^2))/(Prad);
Ddb=10*log10(D);
D1=((D));
fprintf('\n Input Parameters: \n-------------------- ');
fprintf('\n Theta=%2.0f',tmin);
fprintf(' : %2.0f',dth*180/pi);
fprintf(' : %2.0f',tmax);
fprintf('\nPhi=%2.0f',pmin);
fprintf(' : %2.0f',dph*180/pi);
fprintf(' : %2.0f',pmax);
fprintf('\n POWER PATTERN : %s',v)fprintf('\n \n Output Parameters:
\n-------------------- );
fprintf('\nBEAM AREA (steradians)=%3.2f',Prad);
fprintf('\nDIRECTIVITY (Dimensionless)=%3.0f',D);
fprintf('\nDIRECTIVITY (dB)=%6.4f',Ddb);
fprintf('\n');
CONCLUSION:
In above experiment we using MATLAB we found Directivity of antenna
as 6(Dimensionless) and 7.7698 in dB.
STUDENT SIGNATURES

SIGNATURE OF THE CONCERNED LAB FACULTY MEMBER

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