
doi: 10.1049/el.2016.1040
A low‐cost solution for antennas integrated into solar cells, allowing their implementation in solar tracking installations is proposed. The proposed passive device autonomously adjusts the phase shift of a two‐element array proportional to the panel rotation. Consequently, the main beam is steered to compensate for panel rotation and maintain a radio link. The proposed device operates for a rotation of ±45° with an amplitude variation of ≤0.4 dB at 2.51 GHz.
Engineering, antenna arrays, Controlled Indexing UHF antennas, solar cell arrays, 600, 530
Engineering, antenna arrays, Controlled Indexing UHF antennas, solar cell arrays, 600, 530
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