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hii frns,
I require a code for current distribution of line source using woodward-lawson synthesis in matlab. That equation is in the 'Balanis' text book of antenna theory.

thanks
 

please upload all your equations, may be i can help you
 

I am sending you pdf file which contains current distribution equation for woodward lawson synthesis method for line source & linear array.
please go through that .if any require i will send you.

thanks
 

Hi Dear,

which equation number you need to plot?
 

I require it for equations

7-16,7-24 that means current disribution for array & source.


thanks
for your great response
 

sorry me friend, cos my response will be too late cos i must understand the material itself before any programming.

wait me please
 

k how much time it will take?
 

can you help me please? I need to know how to calculate the excitation factor bm.
 

I will send you wat program we write for that can tell me how to plot graph for source & array? I am geeting near graph for source but no graph for array
 

my friend, please note that i am poor in this field but i can help you in the programming only. Note, my interest is OFDM modulation. but i want to help you in the programming

Added after 3 minutes:

now i can calculate θm; M; Δ;
but i do not know the two factors bm and k

can you provide me these two factors ?
 

k friend . I require your help on programming . am sending you my program pls go through that.


This website is n't taking mfiles wat can i do
 

rar it or copy it and paste in this website
 

I attached rar file pls see that and must run all files in same directory.
 

also what is z?
 

r u asking in pogram. actually 'z' is element position
 

ok friend i get all your files. Give me some time to see it

Added after 26 minutes:

for the array plot:

your problem that make the plot not appeared is the x-axis dimensioning at line 56. If you delete the x-axis in the plot commandt to be plot(abs(AF)/N, 'r'); then you will see your plot.

try it right now.
for N=100,



please tell me is this what you want to get?
 

no frn . our required plot is same as fig 7.6 (a) current distribution in pdf file

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hey how got that plot pls give me code wat chages u made
 
as i see, you are taking the positive values of m. In other words you ignor the -M values in line code number 41 {for ii = 1 : col
mm = m(ii);}

because u let m=-M:M; your calculations are for the positive values of m (from 1 to M only in line code 41 to 49).

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for ii = 1 : col
mm = m(ii);
yy = cos_theta_m(mm, lambda, length, samples);
zz=z_m(mm,d,samples);
sum = sum + (bm(jj)*exp(-j*k*zz*yy));
jj = jj + 1;
AF(kk) = sum;
kk = kk + 1;
end

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correct me if i am in wrong idea
 

for ii = 1 : col
mm = m(ii);
yy = cos_theta_m(mm, lambda, length, samples);
zz=z_m(mm,d,samples);
sum = sum + (bm(jj)*exp(-j*k*zz*yy));
jj = jj + 1;
AF(kk) = sum;
kk = kk + 1;
end


in the above program

m(ii) taking array value from -M:M
bcz ii is incremented upto 'col'

if u require full see that wrd in command window.

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hii frn did u get my point?
 

Hi Friend;

now i complete my checking for the source. It is correct.

Added after 2 hours 1 minutes:

in fact,

i checked your array program. It is seem no problems in the program. Just do the following

%---------------------------- Lets plot the results -----------

figure; grid; hold on;

plot(-M:M, abs(AF), 'r');
xlabel('source psition z');
ylabel('Normalized current');
title('current distribution for linear array');

but in fact your program has no problems but why its results not like that in the book.

I suggest to do the calculations of the program by hand (take a small number of samples) and plot it.

I did my best
 

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