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Rectangular Grid Arrays
C on sider the re ct angular grid as shown in Fig. 8.20. The dot produ c t
, where the vector is the vector to the element in the array and
is the unit vector to the far field observation point, can be broken linearly into
its x- and y- components. It follows that the electric field components due to the
elements distributed along the x- and y-directions are respectively, given by
NM
×
r i
r 0
r i
ith
r 0
z
far field
point
θ
φ
y
d x
d y
x
Figure 8.20. Rectangular array geometry.
N
I x n e jn 1
(
–
) kd x θφ
sin
cos
E x θφ
(
,
)
=
(8.54)
n
=
1
N
I y m e jm 1
(
–
) kd y θφ
sin
sin
E y θφ
(
,
)
=
(8.55)
m
=
1
The total electric field at the far field observation point is then given by
E θφ
(
,
)
=
E x θφ
(
,
) E y θφ
(
,
)
=
(8.56)
N
N
I y m e jm 1
(
–
) kd y θφ
sin
sin
I x n e jn 1
(
–
) kd x θφ
sin
cos
m
=
1
n
=
1
 
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