I need the answer as soon as possible Task 3A wave guide fed-pyramidal horn antenna is working at an operating frequency of 10 GHz forthe following lengths: Pg = 6.6cm; PH = 7.78cm. Assuming the Waveguide parameters aswidth: W, = 23.53mm; Height : H, = 11.77mm. For this antenna answer the following:Calculate the aperture height (Ha) and aperture width (Wa) ;Calculate the gain (G) of the antenna;i.ii.iii.Calculate the Flare length (L) in E plane;iv.Increase the aperture height by 25% and analyze the effect on the gain obtained for thegiven operating frequency;C_AMO_TEM_035_02Antennas and Wave Propagation (ELEC 20006.1)-Summer 21-(Supplementary Assignmev.Simulate the designed antenna using Antenna Magus software. Write your reflection onthe obtained results and calculations obtained in above tasks;vi.Discuss suitability aspects of this antenna;

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A wave guide fed-pyramidal horn antenna is working at an operating frequency of 10 GHz for the following lengths: PE = 6.6cm; PH =7.78cm. Assuming the Waveguide parameters as width: W, = 23.53mm; Height : H, = 11.77mm. For this antenna answer the following: i. Calculate the aperture height (Ha) and aperture width (Wa); Calculate the gain (G) of the antenna; Calculate the Flare length (L,) in E plane; %3! ii. iii.

A wave guide fed-pyramidal horn antenna is working at an operating frequency of 10 GHz for the following lengths: PE = 6.6cm; PH =7.78cm. Assuming the Waveguide parameters as width: W, = 23.53mm; Height : H, = 11.77mm. For this antenna answer the following: i. Calculate the aperture height (Ha) and aperture width (Wa); Calculate the gain (G) of the antenna; Calculate the Flare length (L,) in E plane; %3! ii. iii.

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