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Jerry Martes wrote:
... How do you define efficiency? Jerry Jerry: You make that sound like such a simple question. Antenna efficiency is a complicated and often misused figure. All antennas suffer from losses. A simple horn antenna for example will not be as efficient as a perfect aperture of the same size because of phase offset. The real efficiency of an antenna combines impedance match with other factors such as aperture and radiation efficiency to give the overall radiated signal for a given input. The best and mostwidely used expression of this efficiency is to combine overall efficiency with directivity (of the antenna) and express the efficiency times directivity as gain. The above is NOT mine, but taken from the web... http://www.tmcdesign.com/antenna%20c...nformation.htm So, we need to know if we are discussing antenna efficiency, or radiation efficiency, or the skin effect as related to the ether efficiency, etc. grin Good that you are asking him! Regards, JS |
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