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:alt:Animation of direction of arrival (DOA) showing what happens when distance d is much less than half-wavelength
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While the main lobe gets wider as d gets lower, it still has a maximum at 20 degrees, and there are no grating lobes, so in theory this would still work (at least at high SNR). To better understand what breaks as d gets too small, let's repeat the experiment but with an additional signal arriving from -40 degrees:
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While the main lobe gets wider as d gets lower, it still has a maximum at 20 degrees, and there are no grating lobes, so in theory this would still work (at least at high SNR and if mutual coupling doesn't become a major issue). To better understand what breaks as d gets too small, let's repeat the experiment but with an additional signal arriving from -40 degrees: