Constant impedance matching system

Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – Active sleeve surrounds feed line

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343745, 343790, 343820, H01Q 916

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057900817

ABSTRACT:
A feed line is coupled to a driven element of an antenna using capacitive coupling elements, such as coupling rods, coupling wires, or conductive tape. The capacitive coupling elements allow signal transfer to or from the radiating element at an optimal transfer point, despite the fact that the optimal transfer point varies with respect to frequency. Conductive extensions may be electrically connected to the capacitive coupling elements to increase the available capacitive coupling. The constant impedance matching system provides a broader frequency response and lower standing wave ratio (SWR) to create a more efficient signal transfer to or from the driven element. A switch may be provided to directly connect and disconnect the capacitive coupling elements from the driven element and allow a choice between the broader frequency response with a flatter SWR curve and a focused frequency response with a sharper SWR curve. Also, use of capacitive coupling elements reduces the frequency consciousness of an antenna and allows radiating phasing lines to connect a driven element to a secondary element to drive the secondary element in phase or out of phase with the driven element.

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The ARRL Handbook for Radio Amateurs, 17-1 to 17-22 (The American Radio League 1992).

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