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In article , Craig wrote:
intends etching the antenna onto a printed circuit board and in a subsequent E-mail he asked whether the width of the foils should be the same as for regular rod elements. Warning -- the following is reasoned guesswork before my second cup of coffee... Since it is not really the width of the rod elements that is important, but rather the surface area (derived from the circumference 2*pi*r), I would think that the width of the foils on the pc board should correspond to the circumference of the rod elements, and should be calculated as Diameter*pi |
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