In some instances, single-element antennas are unable to meet the gain or radiation pattern requirements of a particular application, such as satellite communications or point-to-point telecommunications. One possible solution to this problem is to combine several single antenna elements into an antenna array. This article will introduce the basic concepts of antenna array theory, without delving into the mathematics behind it.
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