Antennes

Wired antennas
Antennes

Author : Joseph ROGER

Publication date: May 10, 1999 | Lire en français

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2. Wired antennas

Historically, wire antennas were the first to be used.

The linear antenna (figure 35) simply consists of a linear conductor of length $l$ parallel to the ground, at an altitude h.

To determine the characteristics of a linear antenna, it is generally assumed that :

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Wired 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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