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"Richard Clark" wrote
The null you speak of is exhibited in the far field - ___________ The near-field boundary is located at about 2*(Ant Length)^2 / lambda, which for a 14 MHz, 1/2-wave dipole is ~32 feet away. The far-field radiation pattern shape is not well formed inside that boundary, but radiated fields are non-zero, nevertheless. A coax feedline that does not project on a radial normal to the dipole feedpoint will have current induced on its outer conductor by coupling to the dipole -- whether or not a balun is used. RF |
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