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Old April 24th 09, 01:40 AM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Default Loading coils: was Dish reflector

Roy Lewallen wrote:


Regards,
Steve G3TXQ


Yes, you would see this in the real world. EZNEC does a very good job of
modeling a wire antenna with a loading coil, provided that you model the
coil as a wire helix rather than lumped "load", and you can trust the
results. As I've implied, a lumped load is quite a good model for a
physically small, essentially non-radiating loading coil like a toroid
on a magnetic core.

Roy Lewallen, W7EL


which makes perfect sense...
NEC is a MoM code and is ideally suited to calculating the current
induced in one wire by the currents in other wires. I should think it
would do an excellent job modeling a air core solenoid, especially if
the wire diameter is small compared to the spacing between turns,etc,
assuming that you don't get into numerical precision problems.

 
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