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Andy asks
When one uses the equations for a loop antenna to determine what voltage will be developed at the antenna terminals due to a passing signal, is the calculated voltage with the antenna terminated in an open circuit, or a resistance equal to the characteristic impedance of the antenna, or some other load ? I haven't seen any of the texts state specifically whether the voltage is open circuit or otherwise.... Same question for any antenna ---- if I use Power Density times Capture Area , it implies that the antenna is terminated in a resistive matched load....but I haven't seen it specifically stated. Perhaps the issue is too obvious to write down. But I would like to see it. I would appreciate some small discussion on this. It is a very simple thing to clear up if anyone here has first hand knowledge of the issue. Thanks, W4OAH |
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