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Two dissimilar antennas having their maximum directivities equal,

  1. must have their beamwidths also equal
  2. cannot have their beamwidths equal because they are dissimilar antennas
  3. may not necessarily have their maximum power gains equal
  4. must have their effictive aperture areas (capture areas) also equal.

     

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