Article | REF: E3284 V1

Antennas - Techniques

Author: Joseph ROGER

Publication date: May 10, 1999 | Lire en français

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    1. Small antennas

    1.1 Main line types: reminders

    Small antennas are often natural extensions of feeder lines, so it's worth briefly reviewing the main types (table 1 ).

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    1.2 Dipôle

    The dipole is the most widely used type of antenna. It's simple to build: usually a linear conductor half-wavelength long or less.

    In fact, dipoles are the only conceivable antennas when wavelengths become long.

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