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  • GPR antennas

    hi every one I'm confuse
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    http://www.geoscanners.com/gcb.htm

    GCB-100 103MHz depth 15m
    0.5m 50-350ns 460x460x255 11.5kg
    GCB-200 210MHz 10m
    0.25m 30-200ns 360x330x157 3.5kg
    GCB-300 307 MHz 8m 0.15m 20-120ns 380x295x160 2.6kg
    GCB-400 380MHz 4m
    0.125m 15-75ns 320x255x150 1.65kg
    GCB-500 480MHz 2.5m 0.1m 10-50ns 320x255x150 1.7kg
    GCB-700 675MHz 1.5m 0.07m 7-35ns 320x255x150 1.35kg
    GCB-1000 1000MHz 1m 0.05m 5-25ns 248x200x97 1.05kg
    GCB-1500 1500MHz 0.75m 0.015m 3-20ns 248x200x97 1.05kg
    GCB-2000 2000MHz 0.4m 0.0125m 2-10ns 248x120x97 1.05kg
    GCB-3070 315MHz
    8m/1.5m
    0.15m/0.07m 20-120ns/7-35ns 472x330x177 4.35k

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    UWB Air-Coupled Antenna for Ground Penetrating Radar
    https://repository.tudelft.nl/island...datastream/OBJ

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    • #3
      The thesis antenna is only one possibility of making a wideband structure with preferable features. Generally it stands that the most efficient structures that perform well in the air are not performing well with GPR due to different delays of conveyed frequencies. These antennas are excited with a pulse, and what happens next is all up to the antennas.

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      • #4
        More of a issue with the Media the signal propagating in .

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        • #5
          You can't change the medium, so it is a given. You can only change antenna behaviour, and partly signal processing... which is precisely what you wish to avoid. So antenna is the only true bottleneck here.

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