Antenna Types
Yagi antenna: Yagi antenna is one of the most common antenna types used for wireless communication, radio and television broadcasting. Yagi, a high-gain and directional antenna, can carry signals over longer distances by targeting a direction where its radiation is concentrated.
Dipole antenna: The dipole antenna is one of the simplest types of antennas and consists of two long conducting rods. It is used in many applications such as wireless communication systems, radio and television broadcasting.
Patch antenna: Patch antennas are light and inexpensive antennas with a smooth shape and low profile. It is often used in applications such as GPS devices, cell phones, and other portable devices.
Parabolic antenna: Parabolic antenna is a type of high gain and directional antenna. It is generally used in satellite communication, remote sensing and radar applications.
Spiral antenna: Spiral antenna are antennas of a helical shape with a constant gain across the frequency band. These antennas are used in applications such as satellite communications, GPS and mobile phone networks.
Helix antenna: Helix antenna has a similar shape to a spiral antenna, but with higher gain and polarization control. These antennas are used in applications such as satellite communication, radio communication and remote sensing.
Logarithmic periodic antenna: Logarithmic periodic antennas are antennas with advantages such as high gain, wide bandwidth and a low side lobe radiation feature. They are used in applications such as long distance communication, radar, remote sensing.
