Просторова виборність багатомодових електропружних циліндричних систем
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В рамках методу наскрізного завдання визначено перспективний напрямок досліджень просторових властивостей приймально-випромінюючих антенних систем на основі багатомодових циліндричних перетворювачів, представлених електропружними круговими циліндричними оболонками, зануреними в ідеальну рідину. При цьому забезпечується можливість видозміни характеристик спрямованості одиночних перетворювачів та антен, побудованих на їх основі, у широкому частотному діапазоні як із застосуванням хвильових методів, так і шляхом реалізації властивостей помірної надспрямованості зазначених перетворювачів та антен
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