Design of steerable concentric rings array for low side lobe level
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Design of steerable concentric rings array for low side lobe level
AbstractThis paper deals with the design of steerable concentric rings array for low side lobe level using evolutionary optimization. This design of steerable concentric rings arrays considers the optimization of the amplitude and phase excitations across the antenna elements by using genetic algorithms. Some results obtained by simulation for a steerable concentric rings array are presented. The results shown in this paper present a good performance in the array factor response for the optimized design with evolutionary optimization.
- Universidad Publica De Navarra Spain
- Sharif University of Technology (Sharif Policy Research Institute) Iran (Islamic Republic of)
- Sharif University of Technology Iran (Islamic Republic of)
- Autonomous University of Tamaulipas Mexico
- Center for Scientific Research and Higher Education at Ensenada Mexico
Concentric rings array, Evolutionary optimization, Array factor
Concentric rings array, Evolutionary optimization, Array factor
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