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How to design log periodic antenna

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I want to design LPDA at lowest frequency 300MHz and highest 700MHz. can any1 help me.?
 

hope this helps. from the ARRL handbook. LPDA antenna design

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I understood procedure but not still clear about spacing between feeder, whats the equation for spacing to find.?
 

I'm designing a printed LPDA, my question is how to choose the width of the antenna boom? is there any formula or relation between boom width and the widths of the dipoles?
 

this software design LPDA antenna
 

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this program is for the conventional LPDA antenna. I need some design equations for calculating the widths of dipoles and the boom of the antenna.
 

dear friend
on your design you have toe , sigma and R........toe 0.8-0.95 sigma 0.05-0.2 R 50 or 75 ohms
first- calculate za =60 ln{ (16 k toe sigma)/[pi (1+toe)]}
k is average ratio of elements LENGTH to DIAMETER.for better resault you may slim elements to be constant k.
ln is natural logarithm.
second- x={R(1+toe)/(32 sigma toe za)}
zo=R[x+square (x power2 +1)]
zo is the characteristic impedance of boom line.
if you use round tube diameter d and distance between centers D....zo=276 log (D/d)
if you use square tube side a equivalent diameter is 1.06 a
so if you choose tube you will find separation between them.you are free to ask more. juji tabrizi

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dear friend
on your design you have toe , sigma and R........toe 0.8-0.95 sigma 0.05-0.2 R 50 or 75 ohms
first- calculate za =60 ln{ (16 k toe sigma)/[pi (1+toe)]}
k is average ratio of elements LENGTH to DIAMETER.for better resault you may slim elements to be constant k.
ln is natural logarithm.
second- x={R(1+toe)/(32 sigma toe za)}
zo=R[x+square (x power2 +1)]
zo is the characteristic impedance of boom line.
if you use round tube diameter d and distance between centers D....zo=276 log (D/d)
if you use square tube side a equivalent diameter is 1.06 a
so if you choose tube you will find separation between them.you are free to ask more. juji tabrizi
 
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