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F4DRH wrote:
Hello Harbin The bottom of the J-Pole antenna is a 1/4 wave length to transform the high impedance of the 1/2 wave length above into a lower impedance (close to 50 ohms). The impedance of that 1/4WL sould be Z = SQUARE ( Z coax X Z antenna) .... in that case Z antenna is the impedance of the 1/2 WL (usually several hundreds ohms) That's why the space between elements as well as there diameter is important. You certainly know the Topfkreis ... which is the same antenna ... 1/2 WL + 1/4 WL ... but with another technical realisation. Hoping it helps. Regards Jean-Marc F4DRH Jean-Marc Thanks for mentioning the Topfkreis. It seems like it should work much better, and is so obvious once you see it. I will have to make one. tom K0TAR |
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