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On Thursday, November 6, 2014 1:46:04 PM UTC-6,
We are still faced with the issue of matching a 50 Ohm transmitter to a 2 Ohm antenna, but for now I am more interested in seeing if there is some way to further increase the antenna impedance. Maybe a caged monopole? I've never tried anything like this myself, but you might find this kind of interesting. http://www.kintronic.com/resources/t...alPapers/2.pdf |
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John S wrote in :
Maybe a caged monopole? I've never tried anything like this myself, but you might find this kind of interesting. http://www.kintronic.com/resources/t...alPapers/2.pdf Interesting indeed! Thanks for the link. I saved that too. It goes over my head for now, but it's a well-presented and interesting idea, one I never saw before. |
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