Accurate impedance model for antiresonant monopoles on finite ground planes

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A simple and accurate procedure based upon reaction theory is presented for computing the input impedance of a monopole antenna backed by a finite ground plane. This procedure is used to finally verify theoretically some of the controversial antiresonant measured input impedances presented by Meier and Summers in their classic 1949 work.

Inspec keywords: monopole antennas; electric impedance; antenna theory

Other keywords: monopole antenna; antiresonant measured input impedances; impedance model; antiresonant monopoles; finite ground planes; reaction theory; input impedance

Subjects: Antenna theory; Single antennas

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