The antenna size is governed by the wavelength and the distance between Tx and Rx (or relays).
There are no sidelobes. We are using near-field and catching close to 100% of the radiated energy.
Range is only limited by line of site and an antenna size which is practical. Mind you, we can reduce antenna size and increase range by using passive relays.
Using a phased array, operating in the near-field. strictly point-to-point between Tx/Rx.
At the moment we are working with about 60% end to end efficiency so sending 1kw means you will get 600w at the far end… not 1w :)
There are no sidelobes. We are using near-field and catching close to 100% of the radiated energy.
Range is only limited by line of site and an antenna size which is practical. Mind you, we can reduce antenna size and increase range by using passive relays.
Using a phased array, operating in the near-field. strictly point-to-point between Tx/Rx.
At the moment we are working with about 60% end to end efficiency so sending 1kw means you will get 600w at the far end… not 1w :)