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Ferdinand Braun's 1905 phased array antenna

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English: First experimental phased array antenna, invented by Karl Ferdinand Braun in 1905 in Strasbourg, Germany. This was a 3 element array antenna which transmitted a beam of radio waves whose direction could be rotated electronically to 3 directions 120° apart. It consists of 3 monopole antennas at the corners of an equilateral triangle whose bisector is a quarter wavelength long. Two of the antennas are fed in phase but a quarter wave phase delay can be switched into the feed line of one. Braun won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1909 for his radio work. Phased arrays are now widely used in radar and many other applications.
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Source Retrieved January 14, 2017 from Karl Ferdinand Braun (December 11, 1909) Nobel Lecture: Electrical oscillations and wireless telegraphy, nobelprize.org Nobel Media AB, p. 230, fig. 14. Credited on site to Nobel Lectures: Physics 1901 to 1921, Elsevier Publishing Co., Amsterdam, 1967
Author Karl Ferdinand Braun

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