Which of the following synthesis method have a constant inner minor lobe level and remaining one decreasing gradually?(a) Woodward(b) Schelkunoff(c) Fourier(d) TaylorI have been asked this question in homework.Question is taken from Adaptive Array in portion Phased, Adaptive and Binomial Arrays of Antennas

Which of the following synthesis method have a constant inner minor lo

1.	Which of the following synthesis method have a constant inner minor lobe level and remaining one decreasing gradually?(a) Woodward(b) Schelkunoff(c) Fourier(d) TaylorI have been asked this question in homework.Question is taken from Adaptive Array in portion Phased, Adaptive and Binomial Arrays of Antennas
Answer» CORRECT choice is (d) TAYLOR For explanation: Taylor synthesis has a constant inner minor lobes LEVEL and gradually decreasing lobes for other. Nulls are produced in a specified direction for the PATTERN using Schelkunoff method. The Woodward method is USED for beam shaping in antenna synthesis while Fourier is used when the complete pattern and excitation distributions locations are given.

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