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Old February 5th 05, 10:21 AM
Galilea
 
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Default Mean signal amplitude

Hello, thank you for reading this post.

When analysing wideband impulse signals from a wideband antenna I have
realised that the average signal magnitude is not zero. I have thought this
is because the reactance of the antenna at different frequencies varies and
since it is a wideband antenna there can be energy measured since it is only
for an extremely small period of time of 2-4 us. However, I am not sure and
would greatly appreciate the views of this newsgroup.


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