What is the polarization loss factor due to mismatch if the two linear polarized antennas are rotated by an angle ∅?

What is the polarization loss factor due to mismatch if the two linear polarized antennas are rotated by an angle ∅? Correct Answer cos2∅

The polarization loss factor describes the power loss due to polarization mismatch. The polarization loss factor due to mismatch if the two linear polarized antennas are rotated by an angle ∅ is given by PLF =cos2∅.

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