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MATLAB Codes for Yagi-Uda Antenna: Design, Simulation, and Implementation Guide
"Designing a Yagi-Uda antenna using MATLAB involves utilizing custom script calculations based on array factor equations or leveraging the Antenna Toolbox to model, simulate, and optimize dipole elements, reflectors, and directors for targeted frequencies and gain requirements. The Yagi-Uda antenna remains a cornerstone of radio frequency (RF) engineering, widely utilized for terrestrial television reception, amateur radio, and point-to-point communication links due to its high directivity and simple mechanical construction. Developing MATLAB codes for Yagi-Uda antenna design enables RF engineers and students to move beyond manual empirical fo..."
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