The phrase "antenna in order to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the purpose of using an antenna, typically in technical or scientific contexts.
Example: "We installed a new antenna in order to improve the signal strength for our communication devices."
Alternatives: "antenna to" or "antenna for the purpose of".
That done, they could rearrange themselves to act as a large antenna in order to transmit their results back to earth.
This paper contains results of low power tests performed on the antenna in order to characterize the launcher in its quasi-optical design.
Using traditional methods, finding the weights that allow shaping a desired radiation diagram for an antenna in order to reject unwanted signals or maximize the desired signal reception, is possible.
The DVR also requires an antenna in order to work.
Of course, you'll still need an HDTV antenna in order to capture the free, over-the-air TV signals.
Finally, 4 000 4-QAM modulated pilot symbols are transmitted per antenna in order to estimate the MIMO channel.
Aereo has built large antenna arrays, comprising thousands of dime-sized, adorable antennae, in order to capture those signals.
Chin wrote that the company was using a multitude of antennas in order to take advantage of "a perceived loophole in the law".
It didn't end there: some people got worse reception with the boxes, or fewer channels, and found that they needed to get new antennas in order to pick up the new signals.
A narrow, stepped impedance strip is the radiating element of the antenna similar to conventional narrowband antennas, in order to retain the conventional antenna characteristics such as polarization purity, omnidirectional radiation pattern, etc.
We have used microwave absorbing material in different geometries around ground-based Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) antennas in order to mitigate multipath effects on the estimates of station coordinates and atmospheric water vapour.
