Applications of direction finding techniques include detection and localization of pulsed electromagnetic sources. This paper presents the design and analysis of a planar antenna system for direction finding. Our proposed system includes 4 hybrid couplers that generate 900 shifted signals, 2 crossover couplers also known as 0dB couplers, two 450 phase shifters, two 00 phase shifters and 4 patch antennas.
This paper presents the structure and analysis of a space diversity antenna system designed for indoor applications. The proposed antenna system consists of two meander monopole antennas with a 0.7 mm wide connection and a 85x35 mm ground plane, conceived and optimized to reduce the mutual coupling between the two radiating elements. We used a simplified deterministic model, based on geometric optics, consisting of two reflecting perpendicular walls, in order to assess the performance of our radiating system in a multipath environment.
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