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5-Element Yagi-Uda
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Simulation of a Yagi antenna that consists of five linear wires. The driven element is a folded dipole which does not change the radiation pattern shape, but it changes the input impedance for an easier impedance matching.
A directional radiation pattern is obtained as can be expected. The current distribution on the array can be plotted as a color map to compare the current intensities between the elements of the array.
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