journal article·2018-04-01Open access

Study of array plasma antenna parameters

Rajneesh Kumar, Prince Kumar

AIP Advances· Volume 8· Issue 4

Abstract

This paper is aimed to investigate the array plasma antenna parameters to help the optimization of an array plasma antenna. Single plasma antenna is transformed into array plasma antenna by changing the operating parameters. The re-configurability arises in the form of striations, due to transverse bifurcation of plasma column by changing the operating parameters. Each striation can be treated as an antenna element and system performs like an array plasma antenna. In order to achieve the goal of this paper, three different configurations of array plasma antenna (namely Array 1, Array 2 and Array 3) are simulated. The observations are made on variation in antenna parameters like resonance frequency, radiation pattern, directivity and gain with variation in length and number of antenna elements for each array plasma antenna. Moreover experiments are also performed and results are compared with simulation. Further array plasma antenna parameters are also compared with monopole plasma antenna parameters. The study of present paper invoke the array plasma antenna can be applied for steering and controlling the strength of Wi-Fi signals as per requirement.
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OpenAlex topics: Plasma Diagnostics and Applications · Bluetooth and Wireless Communication Technologies · Underwater Vehicles and Communication Systems

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Affiliations

Department of Physics, Institute of Science, Banaras Hindu University 1 , Varanasi 221005, U.P., India

Department of Physics, Dr. H. S. Gour Central University 2 , Sagar 470003, M.P., India

Funding

University Grants Commission

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