@misc{elediasc12510,
            year = {2011},
           title = {Beam Pattern Optimization in Time-Modulated Linear Arrays},
          author = {Lorenzo Poli and Paolo Rocca and Andrea Massa},
           month = {January},
             url = {http://www.eledia.org/students-reports/510/},
        abstract = {Time-modulated arrays exploit time as an additional degree of freedom [1] where a set of radio-frequency (RF) switches are used to modulate the static excitations to arbitrarily shape the radiation pattern. Firstly, time-modulation has been considered for the synthesis of radar array to obtain low and ultra-low sidelobe patterns [2]. Unfortunately, the periodic on-off of the RF switches causes the generations of undesired radiations, the so-called sideband radiation (SR) [3], which represents a loss of the radiated power. Such a drawback has limited the use of time-modulated array in real world applications. This is the author's version of the final version available at IEEE.}
}