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Hi,
I looked through Albert Shadowitz's "The Electromagnetic Field", and found on page 554 support for my original statement that antennas "match" to the impedance of free space (377 Ohms). I didn't buy the book, but professor Shadowitz did write on this page about how creating antennas to most efficiently transfer power to free space is a similar problem to matching a circuits source to its load. He goes on to make a short comparison between source/load impedances to an antenna matching to the impedance of free-space. Food for thought and no doubt, debate. Slick |
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