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Active reflection coefficient

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The active reflection coefficient is the reflection coefficient for a single antenna element in an array antenna, in the presence of mutual coupling. The active reflection coefficient is a function of frequency in addition to the excitation of the neighboring cells[1]. In computational electromagnetics, the active reflection coefficient is usually determined from unit cell analysis in the frequency domain, where the phase shift over the unit cell (progressive phase shift used to steer the beam) is applied as a boundary condition.

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  1. ^ Mailloux, Robert J. (2005). Phased array antenna handbook. Boston: Artech House.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: publisher location (link)