Array Configuration

Array configuration refers to the specific arrangement or layout of multiple antennas or sensors in a system, such as a radio telescope or radar. The way these elements are spaced and positioned affects the system’s ability to detect, interpret, or create images of signals or objects. Different configurations optimize for resolution, sensitivity, or coverage, depending on the scientific or technical goals. Essentially, it’s about strategically organizing multiple components to work together effectively, enhancing performance beyond what a single antenna could achieve.