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antenna_kid

Antenna with dual linear polarizations ? any thoughts ...

Hi to all :)
I'm looking for design of antenna that has:

- wide beam width
- receives horizontal and vertical polarization
- has one port
- gain isn't so important - 5-9dbi will be enough.
- can be made from FR4 (1mm) - I have small CNC so for me it's easiest way.

I know that I can use here antenna with circular polarization - but when will combine linear with circular i will loose 2.6dbi.

I've been looking for such designs but didn't found. 

Cheers
Antenna_Kid
 

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yup, it's dual polarized. But it's quite big and has dual port. Looking for something more compact. 
Broad band isn't important for me. More important is wide beam.
 

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2.4 and 5.8 but dual polarized mainly for 2.4. Radio (rc control) has one port. That's I'm looking for such design. 

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The dual polarized microstrip antenna was design to generate signals with  +45 and -45 polarized but with a loss in directivity gain of about 3dBi

This antenna is more interesting with symmetrical excitation at a resonant frequency

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14 minutes ago, Admin said:

The dual polarized microstrip antenna was design to generate signals with  +45 and -45 polarized but with a loss in directivity gain of about 3dBi

 

So, we will get almost the same when using CP antenna with similar gain... ?

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