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And could variable diameter be of practical use in antenna design?
Tapered elements are common used in HF. They tend to load the antenna a bit, thus shortening it. Some BW increase results as well. At the other extreme, a continuously inverse- tapered antenna is quite broad in bandwidth. Thus the Oliver Lodge, or 'bowtie' antenna, from 1897. Old, old stuff. 73, Chip N1IR |
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