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"Bill Bowden" wrote in message oups.com... Does anyone know why the distributed winding capacitance of a loop antenna, or any inductor, degrades the efficiency? -Bill Hi Bill. I agree with your assertion that distributed winding capacitance degrades efficiency. My thoughts about this are ; Assume a 10 turn loop, between each turn there is a capacitance, so, you have a complete circuit, (L,C,R) there is current flowing through this circuit that is not flowing through the entire 10 turn loop. (this happens in the other 9 turns also) I think these extra currents flowing that don't make the entire 10 turn circuit increase the losses. Anyone care to run with that, or explain it more clearly, or shoot it down. Mike |
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