Abstract
Abstract
Antennas are exposed to various environmental conditions while transmitting or receiving signals in the form of electromagnetic waves. Although they are intended to work outdoors or in areas that will not cause signal attenuation, they cannot always find such an environment. Water puddles in front of the antenna’s radiation pattern due to rain or other reasons cause wave attenuation.
Publisher
Research Square Platform LLC
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