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Which of the following represents the relation between maximum power gain and maximum directivity gain of the antenna?(a) Gpmax = ηrGdmax(b) Gpmax = ηr/Gdmax(c) ηr = \(\sqrt{(G_{pmax} G_{dmax})}\)(d) ηr = \(\frac{G_{dmax}+G_{pmax}}{G_{dmax}-G_{pmax}}\)The question was asked in an international level competition.I need to ask this question from Power Gain in chapter Antenna Parameters of Antennas

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The correct answer is (a) Gpmax = ηrGdmax

The explanation is: MAXIMUM POWER GAIN is obtained when there are no ohmic LOSSES. Gpmax=\(\FRAC{U_{max}}{P_{in}/4π}\)

Maximum directive gainGdmax=\(\frac{U_{max}}{P_r/4π}\, and\, \eta_r=\frac{P_r}{P_{in}}\)

∴Gpmax=ηr Gdmax



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