julian403
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When we see the antenna parameter, there is the impedance which it's always real (75 , 50, ... Ohms)
But the impedance antenna is \[\left\vert{} Z \right\vert{} = \sqrt{{R}^{2} + {( \omega L - \frac{1}{\omega C})}^{2}}\]
or it's just the real part of Z?
I think it's the first one, Because the antenna always has and inductance and a capacitance. But maybe there must be an ideal way to have ωL=-1/(ω C) but it's difficult to me think it can happend.
But the impedance antenna is \[\left\vert{} Z \right\vert{} = \sqrt{{R}^{2} + {( \omega L - \frac{1}{\omega C})}^{2}}\]
or it's just the real part of Z?
I think it's the first one, Because the antenna always has and inductance and a capacitance. But maybe there must be an ideal way to have ωL=-1/(ω C) but it's difficult to me think it can happend.
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