Double-delta log-periodic antenna

Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – Logarithmically periodic

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ABSTRACT:
This antenna has several sets of conductors attached to a pair of feeder conductors. Each set is two coplanar triangles with a corner from each triangle at the center and with the two triangle sides opposite those corners being positioned parallel to each other. Those sets of conductors are in parallel planes and are aligned so that the triangle sides in each set that are parallel to each other are also parallel to the similar parallel sides in the other sets. The dimensions of those sets of conductors and the spaces between those sets are progressively and proportionally smaller from the rear to the front of the antenna. Two feeder conductors are attached to the central corners of those sets of conductors in such a way that one conductor connects to one side of both triangles and the other conductor connects to the other side of both triangles. In addition, those connections are reversed between the adjacent sets. Finally, the connection to the associated electronic equipment is usually at the front end of those two feeder conductors. Such an antenna produces more gain in a particular antenna length than the more traditional log-periodic dipole antenna.

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