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Short antennae - a reprise
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... The answer is because the radiation resistance is measured in milliohms and a matching network to match 50 Ohms to milliohms has huge resistive losses. Afraid you've just shot yourself in the foot, there, Old Chap, because the reason that the apparent radiation resistance is so low is because so little is radiated! |
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