For an X-band (8.2-12.4) GHz rectangular horn antenna with aperture dimensions of5.5cm and 7.4cm. find its maximum effective aperture (in cm2) when its gain (overisotropic) is1- 14.8dB at 8.2 GHz2-16.5dB at 10.3GHz3- 18dB at 12.4GHz

Step 1: The formula to calculate the maximum effective aperture (Ae) of an antenna is: Ae=4πGλ2…

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