4. Networks
Linear networks are mainly used in radar applications:
or directly for certain applications such as secondary radars (or IFF, Interrogation Friend or Foe) , maritime traffic radars...
or, more generally, as a component of a more complex structure.
For example, they can be stacked to form a slab antenna, i.e. a planar array. Alternatively, they can be used at the focus of a parabolic trough reflector, to create a mixed antenna. In this case, the wave emitted by the array is cylindrical as long as the distance is much smaller than 2d
2
/λ, d being the distance to the array. This wave is transformed into...
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