Polarization Sample Clauses

Polarization. Antenna pattern/tabulation of the pattern Azimuth of the maximum antenna gain Bandwidth and emission designation

Polarization. No account was taken of polarization differences between the broadcasting and the aeronautical radionavigation signals except in special cases (e.g. circular polarization of the broadcasting signal). The interfering signals were assumed to have the same polarization (vertical or horizontal) as the navigation system. If, instead, the broadcasting signal has a different polarization, there is in theory some reduction of received interfering signal levels, but it was agreed not to make any allowance. In cases, however, where an equal power in the other plane of polarization is added at the transmitter (e.g. circular polarization), an allowance was made by adding 1 dB to the effective radiated power of the polarization component in the same plane as that used by the navigation system.

Polarization. Administrations were free to choose the polarization to be used in their countries1 . Polarization discrimination was not taken into account in the planning procedure, except in specific cases with the agreement of affected administrations. In such cases, a value of 10 dB was used for orthogonal polarization discrimination.

Polarization. The Subscriber Receiver will receive using either left hand or right hand circular polarization. The axial ratio of the antenna shall be less than or equal to [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT] dB over all azimuth angles and off-boresight angles between [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT] and [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT] degrees.

Polarization. (Continued) A unit - Tx horizontal, Rx vertical

Polarization. The proposed 7D Cinema should work with linear polarized system for a good 3d stereoscopic image.

Polarization. The UHF Transmitter will transmit using right hand circular polarization. The axial ratio of the antenna shall be [CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT] dB or less.

Polarization. ‌ In figure 5 the antenna-based spherical coordinate system along with an exemplary antenna P10011 structure is shown. The pictured vector H→ can either be understood as the VEL at a certain point in time H→ (t = ti), or at a given frequency H→ (ω = ωj). In the latter case the components of H→ complex functions: are H→ = →eθ Hθ +→eφ Hφ , (3.7) = →eθ |Hθ |eiϕHθ +→eφ |Hφ |eiϕHφ . (3.8) At a specific frequency the VEL in eq. (3.7) resembles a Xxxxx vector [30] which is commonly used to describe the polarization of light. Of special interest is the phase difference between the two components: ∆ϕH = ϕHφ −ϕHθ . (3.9) Z Y X 2012

Polarization. The baseline polarization format shall be V-V. Cross polarization shall be considered, evaluated and adopted if a significant performance advantage. The merits of a switchable polarization capability shall also be assessed.

Polarization. Horizontal polarization shall be used.