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"Roy Lewallen" wrote
Of course the standard far field analysis doesn't accurately depict the field close to the antenna -- it's a plot of the field at points very distant from the antenna, as clearly explained in the manual. NEC allows you to include the surface wave if you want, and it accurately shows the total field including the surface wave at a distance of your choice. _________ Not the versions of NEC used by most amateurs. Those versions show zero or very low gain in/near the horizontal plane for a vertical monopole over real earth. This leads to the common (mis) belief that those are the gains of the radiation pattern _originally generated_ by the monopole. But that belief is untrue. RF |
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