Antennes

Small antennas
Antennes

Author : Joseph ROGER

Publication date: May 10, 1999 | Lire en français

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1. Small antennas

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

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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Small antennas

(1) - JASIK (H.) - Antenna engineering handbook. - McGraw Hill Book Company. 1961.
(2) - THOUREL (L.) - Les antennes. - Dunod. Réédité.
(3) - SCHELKUNOFF (S.A.), FRIISS (H.T.) - Antennas theory and practice. - J. Wiley and sons, inc. 1952.
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