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"Dave Pitzer" wrote
... Is there any place I can find polar graphs of commercial broadcast station's antenna patterns? ___________________ Dave, Here http://www.radio-locator.com/ is a link to a website with calculated coverage areas/contours for US AM broadcast stations. The contours are based on their licensed radiation patterns (directional or not), AND ground conductivities for the geographic regions concerned. The polar radiation patterns of these stations most probably don't look much like these plots, because of the heavy influence that ground conductivity has on received field strength along the various azimuth bearings. Even the real coverage contours of AM broadcast stations using omni antennas usually are anything but omni, due to the effects of varying ground conductivities around their various azimuth sectors and ranges. Have fun. RF |
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