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Double Triangular Antenna

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(DTA)Double Triangular Antenna is one of the best zig-zag antenna. Her canvas in contrast to the previously discussed antenna differs in that instead of two rhombuses consists of two triangular frames.

The antenna pattern in the horizontal plane with no reflector is an eight

The input impedance of the antenna in the receive frequency range depends on the antenna dimensions and its forms, from the placement of terminals to which is connected a coaxial cable or other transmission train, and also the location in close proximity to antennas of different construction which influence the distribution of electromagnetic field in space. In this case, the antenna is in good agreement with the coaxial cable is 75-Ohm characteristic impedance without other adaptation

This antenna is made by "com666" user.

 

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,,,good, and here we have the simulation results of these antenna...

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 I think this butterfly shape is better...

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,,, a new achievement of comm66 user...

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,,,we look forward to the size of this antenna, from com666-user...!!!!

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Interesting shape..

What about this dimensions for 2.4 ghz...

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What i can expext if i replace classic biquad with wire with this one?

I want improve  signal strength ...distance is cca 500m from AP.

I mean is it worth to try ...especially if you said that 75 ohm is ok ?

thanks

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I replaced classic biquad with batwings element and i can confirm that work the same 

what means that signal strength is same .

I also build biquad yagi with 5 directors(also biquads) and i will test it .

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,,,batwing can not compare to biquad...!!!

,,,this is the simulation for your antenna...

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,,, these are the most optimal dimensions ....!!!

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Thanks for simulation and dimensions..

I used for quick % dirty build measures for tringle 30-40-50 and distance from reflector 17mm

and as i said signal strength is same like is with standard biquad.

As i said ..i have problem with signal from AP which is 400 m from my house.

I have optical match with AP antenna which is omni(fabric) and radiate in vertical polarization.

So what would be the best option to build for this distance and vertical polarization?

I already tried yagi-biquad and when i set in proper direction i dont get any signal? yes...is true 

BUT when i use extra reflector  and  turn yagi to  this reflector then i get signal...

so i catch reflected signal.... but direct i cannot get ?

thanks

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I think that i found what was the problem ....

it was in wrong coaxial cable i was used tiny 4mm black coax rg..something which I

replace with 7mm coax ko.ka 3000.

length of cable is 5 m from antenna to wifi card and i get 43...47% of signal with Jensky (4 zigzag ) antenna without reflecor !

voila. With reflector i hope that signal would be over 50% ?

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Yes, it could ... show some pictures of what you did ... !!!

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ok they are here ,,quality is bad 

and  those are just prototypes...he he

one is yagi biquad and second is jensky

when i change cable both work fine ...it looks that jensky work better 

because yagi reqiure more directivity

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the length of the 102mm coaxial cable is too short, can it be extended to 153mm or 204mm

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24 minutes ago, bejonet said:

the length of the 102mm coaxial cable is too short, can it be extended to 153mm or 204mm

Yes, it can be ... !!! 

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another achievement, and yes it work
made from old CPU case, 0.7mm thickness cut by scissor :S:S:S

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,,,the antennas may be positioned at +/- 45 degrees...!!!

,,,X-polarization or cross-polarization...!!!

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,,, the basic sketch for batwing antenna by various authors...wl=wavelength

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,,, and that would look like a simulation after Kraus...wl=157,78mm  :  F=1,9GHz

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,,,and a panel antenna with 2x2 patches...

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