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An antenna collects radiation from a desired direction incident upon an area, called its collecting area, and focuses it on a receiver. An antenna is normally designed to maximize its response in the direction in which it is pointed and minimize its response in other directions.

Robert Woodrow Wilson

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Eine Antenne sammelt Strahlung aus einer gewünschten Richtung, die auf einen Bereich fällt, dessen Sammelbereich genannt wird, und fokussiert ihn auf einen Empfänger. Eine Antenne ist normalerweise so ausgelegt, dass sie ihre Antwort in der Richtung, in die sie gerichtet ist, maximiert und ihre Reaktion in andere Richtungen minimiert.

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