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Pregunta 495

What is an isotropic radiator?

  1. A calibrated, unidirectional antenna used to make precise antenna gain measurements
  2. An omnidirectional, horizontally polarized, precisely calibrated antenna used to make field measurements of antenna gain
  3. A hypothetical, lossless antenna having equal radiation intensity in all directions used as a reference for antenna gainRespuesta correcta
  4. A spacecraft antenna used to direct signals toward Earth

Explicación

An isotropic radiator is a mathematical reference rather than a real antenna: it is lossless and radiates with equal intensity in every direction, so the field strength is identical everywhere on a sphere around it. Gain quoted in dBi is measured against this ideal, which is why the answer cannot be a calibrated measurement antenna or a spacecraft antenna.

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