WB2LYL
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| BiCone Antenna | Nov 3rd 2017, 09:27 | 6 | 5,864 | on 5/11/17 |
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| BiCone Antenna | WB2LYL | on 5/11/17 |
| Thanks again. I will read the paper/article carefully. Best Regards, 73 Wayne WB2LYL |
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| BiCone Antenna | WB2LYL | on 4/11/17 |
| Zack, Thanks for your help. Can you further describe how a "traveling wave structure" achieves a broad operating bandwidth? Your help is appreciated. Wayne WB2LYL |
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| BiCone Antenna | WB2LYL | on 3/11/17 |
| Hi All, A BiCone Antenna is essentially a dipole antenna that has a very broad frequency bandwidth. The impedance of the BiCone Antenna is determined by the angle between the radiating elements. Technical descriptions of the BiCone Antenna state: "The biconical antenna has a broad bandwidth because it is an example of a travelling wave structure; the analysis for a theoretical infinite antenna resembles that of a transmission line. For an infinite antenna, the characteristic impedance at the point of connection is a function of the cone angle only and is independent of the frequency." Can someone help me understand what a traveling wave structure is? Thanks, Wayne - WB2LYL |
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