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Direction Finding in a Two-Component Field

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On the basis of theoretical argument and experimental results, the capability of a single-channel spinning-loop direction finder to resolve the directional components of a multicomponent field of plane waves is demonstrated. Calculated bearing displays are compared with corresponding displays obtained by experiment for the cases of two and three components. Directional resolution of components of equal and differing frequencies is demonstrated, and methods of presenting the bearing display are discussed.
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