Linear Array Pattern Synthesis Using Chaotic Sequence Enhanced FOA Method
Keywords:
Array Antenna, Chaotic Sequence, Directivity, Fruit Fly Optimization AlgorithmAbstract
The use of a chaotic sequence enhance FOA method (CFOA) for linear array pattern synthesis in free space is proposed in this paper. To show the effectiveness of the proposed method, the objective of antenna design is to achieve maximum directivity for linear antenna array by controlling amplitude and inter-element spacing parameters of the array antenna. Finally, the CFOA can greatly enhance the searching efficiency for electrically large problems of the linear antenna array in free space.
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