Time-domain antenna studies for videopulse subsurface radars
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1109/ICATT.1999.1236230Abstract
The results of time-domain theoretical and experimental studies of ultra-wide band antennas with impulse excitation in radiating and receiving modes are presented. The antennas under consideration, like a monopole antenna, a dipole antenna and a horn-like antenna, are used widely for high-resolution videopulse subsurface (ground-penetrating) radars and should be operated near the border between two medias with different electrical properties.References
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