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MIT 6.002 Circuits and Electronics, Spring 2007
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A lossless antenna with directive gain of 8 dBi is fed with a 2 W power. The total radiated power of the antenna will be: i. 16 W ii. 8 W iii. 4 W iv. 2 W
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It's 2W. There's no gain in power...just power density. Directivity describes the peak power density relative to an isotropic source. An ideal isotropic antenna would uniformly radiate the same power at any equi-distant point. An analogy would be comparing a candle and another candle with a reflector placed on one side. They both radiate the same power, but the one with the reflector shines a larger proportion of its power in the direction away from the reflector.
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