The Rectangular Patch Antenna — Lesson 5

This video lesson introduces rectangular patch antennas, which consist of a rectangular conductive element resting on a dielectric slab with conductive backing. Rectangular patch antennas are narrowband and linearly polarized. They radiate broadside to the plane of the patch. This course was created for Ansys Innovation Courses by Dr. Kathryn Leigh Smith, assistant professor, UNC-Charlotte, in partnership with Ansys.

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[josclaassen]

Dr Lee Smith, I'm a newby radio amateur and stubled upon your classes.
I'm watching the complete series. Thank for making complex theory crystal clear.
To quote Einstein: Things should be made a simple as possible, but not simpler. ;-)

[subwaytoiletgaming]

Basically, a rectangle that screams into the air in electromagnetic wave

[fenghc]

Is it can be understood as a half-wave dipole near a reflector(ground plane)?

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[hopolo]

she explains only the transmissive function.

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