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On 12 Jun 2005 06:01:21 -0700, "redhat" wrote:
i have made a modification to it, it is now 1/4 wavelength monopole. the simulation output is : source voltage= 3092 at -89.79 deg. and impedance= 11.08-j3092 ohm . what is the meaning of this source voltage? i have placed a source with amplitude 1v at 0% from E1 because it is a monopole, the ground type is free space. Something must be wrong with your model. A resonate 1/4-wave monopole should have the resistance component around 20-ohms or so. Additionally, it would appear by the high reactive component you give that you do not have a ground plane included in you model. A 1/4-wave monopole requires something to work against. Danny, K6MHE |
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