Resonant antenna

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1988-01-25

1989-02-28

Sikes, William L.

Communications: radio wave antennas

Antennas

Plural separate diverse type

343728, 343729, 343855, H01Q 2100

Patent

active

048090093

ABSTRACT:
A resonant antenna suitable for transmission and for reception over a broad range of frequencies combines electric and magnetic multipoles generated by linear and loop elements respectively. The minimum requirement is one electric and one magnetic dipole and one electric and magnetic quadrupole. The electric elements are driven in time quadrature with the magnetic elements. The elements of the minimum requirement lie in the same plane and along the same axis. The minimum number of elements for a free standing antenna is three loops and three dipoles. Maximum transmission and reception occur only in the same direction along the axis. The size of the antenna is reduced by introducing a ground conductor or plane along the antenna axis and eliminating the half elements on one side thereof and is further reduced by introducing a second ground plane normal to the first at the midpoint of its length and eliminating the quarter elements on one side.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2297427 (1942-09-01), Neidhardt
patent: 2421032 (1947-05-01), Marchand
patent: 2953782 (1960-09-01), Byatt
patent: 3434145 (1969-03-01), Wells
patent: 4148036 (1979-04-01), Miller

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