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Old January 13th 06, 11:16 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Default [question] current/voltage amplitude inducted in antenna

Hello Everyone,

There's one thing I need to know for the purpose of my simulation
- that is the order of magnitude for currents/voltages inducted
in the antenna, or, to be more precise - answer for the question below:
can termination of the transmission line be simulated in Spice as
voltage generator (VSIN) with 75 Ohm internal impedance and particular
frequency AND amplitude ? What amplitude could it be ?


Best Regards,
Peter
 
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