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Hi,
I have a design for a Yagi antenna at 436MHz and would like to scale it to 921 MHz. The calculations I used from the understanding I have obtained from reading various articles appears below. Would someone be kind enough to advise me if this procedure and values look correct ? Thanks in advance. The original dimensions(mm) were Boom = 15 or 20mm square aluminum, 350mm long Element Length Spacing Diameter RE 336 0 8 DE 316 80 10 D1 300 190 8 D2 292 330 8 My scaled values to 921MHz Boom = 12mm x 12mm aluminum 166mm long Element Length Spacing Diameter RE 158.9 0 3.78 DE 149.5 38 4.73 D1 141.9 90 3.78 D2 138.2 142 3.78 Now I scaled the tubing to 6mm diameter that I have in stock Element Length Spacing Diameter RE 158.5 0 6 DE 148.7 38 6 D1 139.4 90 6 D2 135.3 142 6 Regards David Huisman |
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