Panel antenna having groups of dipoles fed with insertable delay

Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – Balanced doublet - centerfed

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343815, 343822, 343861, 343882, 342375, H01Q 320, H01Q 330, H01Q 2112

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ABSTRACT:
A panel antenna suitable for use in cellular communication applications provided with means for mechanically and electrically adjusting the tilt of the antenna beam. Electrical down tilt being achieved by varying the length of a first feed line to a group of dipole pairs. Mechanical down tilting of the antenna beam being achieved by tilting the antenna ground plane and dipole driver assembly with respect to a housing.

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Yoshihide and Kijima, "Low sidelobe and tilted beam base station antennas for smaller cell systems," (IEEE pp. 138-141, 1989).

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