Essentially, the properties of conductors are an important part of the modern day wireless communication. Conductors are components that convert electric signals to electric-magnetic waves. To perform this responsibility effectively, transmitters have specific features. Specifically, DAGR antenna has six properties. Below paragraphs expound on each.

The first characteristic is the gain. This is defined as how efficient a projection is. The efficiency is affected by a number of factors. First, there is material making up conducting device. It can either be made of metallic or non-metallic substance. Second is radome losses. To protect conductors from environmental factors, radomes are fitted inside. Just like outside casing, radomes dissipate some heat energy rather than radiating which reduces overall efficiency. The last factor is the impedance. If it does not match with that of the transmission line, some waves directed towards the source are generated. As a result, the energy level transferred reduces.

Secondly, all electrodes are polarized. This is to say, signal electric field vector is aligned and sensed from a given point. The polarization of radiated signals happens elliptically. In elliptical polarization, electromagnetic field has two components. These elements lie on a similar plane. Additionally, elements may possess different strength as well as lie in varying angles to form circular or linear cryptic polarization. Circular polarization occurs if two electromagnetic field components have an equivalent magnitude and are aligned perpendicularly. Linear polarization happens if there is only one element.

Energy received by a transceiver emanates from a collective area which is referred to as an aperture. Electromagnetic signals travel to and from transceivers through apertures. Basically, it is a passage for electromagnetic signals.

Apart from the above parameters, all electrodes transmit a certain frequency range and direction. Precisely, these features are known as bandwidth and directivity respectively. Notably, the directive of an electrode quantifies the concentration of radiated power in a given direction. Waves are strongest where concentration is higher. Differently, directivity is the ability of a conductor to radiate power in a specific direction. Else, it may be defined as the ratio between power intensity within a certain concentration point to average power strength.

Effective length is a feature which determines how well a projector sends and receives electromagnetic signals. It is defined as the ratio between the electromagnetic field at receiver end to intensity of projector electric field. That space is not occupied within a conductor as well as distribution of current across it creates an equal intensity within any radiation direction.

The radiation pattern for the transmitter describes radiation strength emitted from a conductor to various angular ways. It is represented in plots. Horizontal patterns are obtained if a plot is made on a parallel plane while vertical is obtained if the plot is on a perpendicular plane.

The sections illustrate various features of projectors. These define alignment as well as magnetic field strengths. The above aspects are some of the parameters of this antenna.