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Directional antenna 2.4 Ghz band of the FA20

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I have tried many times to make a simulation at this antenna but I was never satisfied with its results.

 

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So I made a change to it, and I got some good results, especially with regard to the frequency bandwidth

 

 

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,,,otherwise constructive solutions...

ALEX FA20_01.jpg

,,, with round patches and box reflector...

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,,, with rectangular patches and box reflector...

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Bejo, yes I know it....!!!

But can you still show where you found that...???!!!

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i know...my setting for the solver and or mi discrete port location must be REALLY OFF...

 

(closer to 0 db...i know)

 

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,,, and that's what you think... ???

 

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,,,good, these are the results of your antenna...

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Ziroc I can only say again that you are really talented and that looks so cool. If I could do something which was half as good I would be so happy.

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jomy It's possible to add  add  rectangular directors to the half  Fa 20 get more gain close to the FA20  at least get smaller antenna ?   

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Lan23 guys  tried that...(i did )

Fa20 Patches doesn't like DIRECTORS...reactivity and diagram goes "ape shit crazy"

this is the best i could do...16 dbi on 6 or 8 patches (20 cm by 18)

quarter FA20

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18 hours ago, Hamza said:

jomy It's possible to add  add  rectangular directors to the half  Fa 20 get more gain close to the FA20  at least get smaller antenna ?   

I think,only like this...

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,,, here on the forum, I have such an antenna...!!!

 

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Alot of loss ! It's just 17.5 DBI I think 3/4 Fa 20  it's better but I don't have the right dimensions of it

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which one the 8 patches (16db without flaps) or the 6 patches , you need...?

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On 26/12/2020 at 3:20 PM, clanon said:

which one the 8 patches (16db without flaps) or the 6 patches , you need...?

I would like to try the both (6 and 8 patches) thanks by advance clanon

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2 hours ago, Hamza said:

 Can FA 16 reach 17:DBI ?  

nope , you need at least 6 patches and flaps...for that

 

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