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  1. ,,,this is the simulation with your parabola(f/D=0,6)... and Efficiencies... And this is the antenna...
  2. No, this is not a general rule....what do you mean by efficiency coefficient...!!!...???
  3. ,,,but f/D=0.,448 ,it must to be 0,6...!!!
  4. I think it must be f/D=0,6 Did you get the antenna from this forum...???? What is the diameter of the parabola...???
  5. ,,,yes, it seems so, the antenna is narrow band...!!!
  6. ,,,a first simulation attempt, optimization follows...
  7. Single band IEEE 802.11 a/n standard High gain patch antenna Frequency (MHz) : 5150-5825 Peak Gain (dBi) : 10.0 VSWR : 2.0 : 1 Dimension (mm) : 76 x 72 x 3.8 Connector : IPEX MHF I Cable Length (mm) : 50 (customized) It seems to work well on the 5.6 GHz frequency.
  8. A new attempt at impedance equalization... ,,,and some other dimensions...
  9. Clanon,could you give some dimensions?
  10. ,,, another version of Bester Antenna by Alexander Bars.... and positioning this antenna in the focus of an offset parabolic dish
  11. Another combination...
  12. Loop yagis are basically a hybrid design of a tuned loop in a yagi type array. The best material to use for the construction of a loop yagi is brass, or copper. Brass is the better choice since it is easier to solder and corrodes less than copper. An example of a loopyagi in use. The antenna is on it's side so that the polarisation is vertical.