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December 20th 07, 11:00 PM
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The pursuit of the all band antenna
"Smash" wrote in message ... All multi-band antennas are a compromise. The only "all band antenna" that exists is an isotropic radiator. not worth responding to art... but this statement is incorrect. an isotropic radiator doesn't have to be 'all band' or even wide banded. 'isotropic' says nothing about frequency dependence at all, only about directivity. |
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December 21st 07, 05:32 AM
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The pursuit of the all band antenna
Dave wrote:
"Smash" wrote in message ... All multi-band antennas are a compromise. The only "all band antenna" that exists is an isotropic radiator. not worth responding to art... but this statement is incorrect. an isotropic radiator doesn't have to be 'all band' or even wide banded. 'isotropic' says nothing about frequency dependence at all, only about directivity. Kinda my point, actually... :-/ |
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