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On Mar 16, 11:39*pm, Owen Duffy wrote:
Hi Tom, K7ITM wrote : ... I'm sorry...perhaps I don't understand your notation. *Don't you I am taking a convention that the sense of currents in segments is from bottom to top. That means that I defined all segments in order from bottom to top. My notation ~= is to mean approximately equal. Does that clarify things? Cheers Owen Yes--and then if they were exactly equal, would that not imply only transmission line current on the stub? Obviously, they are exactly equal if you simply connect the ends of the elements together...but that isn't what gets us to in-phase currents at the centers of each element (in the case of the symmetrical 3 element design; or the base current in the bottom quarter wave in phase with the center current in the top half wave...), and (nearly) equal currents at those current maxima. To the extent that the currents A and D in your diagram differ, there is common-mode or "antenna" current on the stub. Cheers, Tom |
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