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If you compensate the capacitive reactance, then the structure must be in resonance
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How can Z0 be known to 8 significant decimal digits? I find it quite suspicious.
I think the current reinduced in the primary will actually decrease, but the effective inductance of the primary will be different from its self-inductance.
Has anyone verified formulas for radiation resistance of a short dipole? I have seen two formulas - according to one Rrad=800*(l^2/lambda^2) Ohms,
according to the second Rrad=200*(l^2/lambda^2) Ohms.
Which is approximately correct, if any of these?
Resonant transformer - sign of the voltage reinduced in the primary winding
Consider a biresonant transformer with a small coupling coefficient k << 1.
Let the voltage applied to the primary LC circuit of a resonant transformer be
U1(t) = U*sin(2*Pi*t), - then the current through the primary...
Let's say I want to transmit EM energy from the Tx monopole to an Rx monopole via waveguide. My question is about what can be expected in a realistic case - the Tx monopole radiates in various directions with respect to the axis of the waveguide. All these waves INTERFERE - sometimes...
When a monopole radiates in a waveguide, it sends energy not only along the waveguide. Can I count on about 25% of energy propagating along the waveguide?
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