Terminal Functions for Antennas

King, D.D.; King, R.J.

doi:10.1063/1.1707407

Journal of Applied Physics

1944

DOI: 10.1063/1.1707407

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Terminal Functions for Antennas

D.D. King

R.J. King

Abstract: Recently calculated values of the input impedance of cylindrical antennas are expressed in a form adapted to transmission-line equations. Curves are plotted to show the effect of various antenna and line parameters on a circuit consisting of a line with an antenna as load, and application is made to the transfer of power from the line to the antenna.

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Antennas and Open-Wire Lines. III. Image-Line Measurements

Conley

1949

Journal of Applied Physics

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A new type of open-wire line is described for which many disadvantages, notably radiation and unbalance, are overcome by replacing one of the physical conductors by the image of the other in a semi-infinite, highly conducting plane. The characteristics of a line driven at both ends and loaded at the center are examined; it is shown that the impedances measured on both sides of such a line are equal and simply related to the load impedance, provided that electrical symmetry is maintained about the load point. The double-ended drive requires no dielectric supports and permits the line conductor to continue past the load. The construction and operation of an image line with double-ended drive is described. The characteristics of the new line compare very favorably with those of a good coaxial measuring line. Finally, use of the line in the measurement of the apparent impedance of a cylindrical dipole antenna as a function of the line spacing is described.

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Antennas and Open-Wire Lines. III. Image-Line Measurements

Conley

1949

Journal of Applied Physics

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Impedance Measurement on Transmission Lines

King

1947

Proc. IRE

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Terminal Functions for Antennas

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Antennas and Open-Wire Lines. III. Image-Line Measurements

Antennas and Open-Wire Lines. III. Image-Line Measurements

Impedance Measurement on Transmission Lines

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