Unit 5 Loop Antennas

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    Loop Antennas

    Slides for Amplitude Patterns and

    Applications removed

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    Loop Antennas

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    Loop Antennas

    Rectangular, square, circular, triangular or

    elliptical

    Electrically small loops (Circumference

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    Principle of Operation

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    Fields from a loop antenna

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    The far electric field has only an E component

    The small dipoles #2 and #4 are non-

    directional in the y-z plane.

    /2 /2

    0 0

    0

    2, sin sin

    2 sin sin2

    j j

    r

    r

    E E e E e

    dwhere d

    dE jE

    The total field E is

    in phase-quadrature

    with the field

    E0 of the

    individual dipole

    Fields from a loop antenna

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    If d

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    But l=d (square loop), dr=2d/and A=d2,

    The far-field magnetic component is:

    22

    120 sinI AE

    r

    2

    sinE I AH

    r

    Fields from a loop antenna

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    Comparison of fields from Small loop and Short Dipole

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    Equivalence of Short Magnetic Dipole and Small Loop

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    Magnetic dipole moment of the dipole = qml,

    where qm is the pole strength (magnetic

    charge) at each end.

    The magnetic current is:

    where,Im=I0 ejt

    Equivalence of Short Magnetic Dipole and Small Loop

    (1)m md

    I qdt

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    Integrating (1), we obtain

    The magnetic moment of the loop isIA.

    Equating magnetic moment of the small loop

    to that of the dipole,

    / (2)m m

    q I j

    0

    2

    ; 2 2

    240 ...(3)

    mm

    m

    I l ZIA I l j IA j f IA j IA

    j

    IAor I l j

    2

    or 240mI A

    I l j

    In retarded-form

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    Use of loop antenna in Direction

    Finding

    Uses vertical loop antennas

    If the loop antenna is perpendicular/parallel to

    the plane of the wave, the received signal is

    minimum (zero)/maximum.

    Ambigiuty due to presence of multiple maxima

    (0 and 180) and two minima (90 and 270)

    This ambiguity is eliminated using a verticaldipole (that re-shapes the pattern) in addition

    with the loop.

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    Cross Loop Direction Finder

    Rotating the antenna mounted on a ship or an

    airplane is difficult

    Hence, two fixed loop antennas, mutually

    perpendicular to each other are used.

    Signals from these antennas are combined in

    the radio-goniometer (used to measure the

    angle)

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    Cross Loop Direction Finder

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    Equivalent Circuit of goniometer and

    linking sense antenna

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    Reception from North-South/East-West, zero/max. emfin loop A and max./zero emf in loop B.

    When search coil Ps is rotated in a direction parallel tocoil B max. emf is induced in it and vice-versa.

    When signal is at 45 degrees from both coils, the emfinduced in search coil is zero because of cancellation ofemfs induced from coils A and B.

    So, if the direction of incoming wave changes, theangle at which zero emf is obtained in search coilchanges accordingly. Search coil points to direction ofincoming signal when zero emf is detected.

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    Folded Dipole Antenna

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    Z11: self impedance of dipole#1,

    Z12=mutual impedance between dipole#1 and dipole#2

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    For dipoles of equal radii, I1=I2.

    If dipoles are close enough ie., d

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    The self impedance of dipole#1 is nothing but

    its radiation resistance. Hence

    Z11=73.14 ohms

    Hence the input impedance of folded dipole is

    approximately 292 ohms

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    Sleeve Dipole

    Asymmetrically driven antenna

    Frequency response superior to that of a /2 or full-wavelength

    dipole.

    2

    The input impedance of asymmetrically driven antenna is

    cos

    ,

    as

    sas

    Z

    ZZ

    k l

    where

    l displacement of the feed from the centre

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    Sleeve Dipole

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    The excitation gap voltage is moved to a distance lbecause

    of the outer sleeve. The input current is

    ( ) ( )

    ,

    . ' '

    ( ) . ' '

    ( )

    in as as

    in

    as

    as

    I I z h I z h

    where

    I input current at the feed of the sleeve dipole in Fig a

    I z h current of asymmetric structure at z h in Fig d

    I z h current of asymmetric structure at z h in

    tan

    .

    :

    ( ) ( ) )1

    (

    '

    )

    '

    (as as as

    in as

    in as

    The input admit ce is

    I z h I z h I z h

    Fig d

    Y Y

    V I z h

    Sleeve Dipole

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    Applications

    Sleeve dipoles are the best

    performing antennas ever used in

    cellphones

    The height of the antenna at 850MHzis 176 mm (almost /2)

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    Applications

    Widely adopted by LAN access points