Antenna Types, Part 3
16 entries in the Antenna Types, Part 3 compendium.
Satellite dishParabolic antenna for satellite communication, notably direct-broadcast television.Sector antennaDirectional microwave antenna with a sector-shaped radiation pattern for cellular base stations.Self-complementary antennaSelf-complementary antennas provide constant impedance independent of frequency and shape.Short backfire antennaA compact directional antenna with high gain and narrow bandwidth.Slot antennaA metal surface with slots radiating like a magnetic dipole.Smart antennaAntenna arrays using signal processing to steer beams and null interference.SuperDishMulti-satellite dish deployed by DISH Network in 2003.T-antennaCapacitively top-loaded monopole with omnidirectional vertical polarization.T2FD antennaA broad-frequency shortwave antenna developed by the U.S. Navy.Television antennaAntenna for receiving over-the-air television broadcasts.Transmitarray antennaPhase-shifting surface that focuses feed radiation into a high-gain beam.Turnstile antennaA crossed-dipole antenna with two modes of operation.Umbrella antennaCapacitively top-loaded wire monopole for low-frequency transmission.Vivaldi antennaCo-planar broadband antenna scalable for any frequency.Whip antennaFlexible monopole antenna for omnidirectional radio communication.WokFiA homemade directional Wi-Fi antenna using a kitchen wok.
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