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Bandwidth of a dipole near and parallel to a conducting plane

Bandwidth of a dipole near and parallel to a conducting plane

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A theoretical method is proposed for explaining the bandwidth previously measured on flat folded dipoles near and parallel to a conducting plane. With a sinusoidal-current assumption, the symmetrical dipole short- or open-circuited is compared with a lossy transmission line. We are able to express the bandwidth by simple formulas which are in agreement with experiments.

Inspec keywords: antenna theory; dipole antennas

Other keywords: conducting plane; lossy transmission line; flat folded dipoles; sinusoidal current assumption; symmetrical dipole; bandwidth

Subjects: Antenna theory

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