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What's the difference between monopole antenna and Loop antenna?

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hi,

could someone provide some papers to explain the difference between monopole and loop antenna?
i ony know the monopole antenna ony has one feed and no ground, the loop antenna has one feed and the end of the radiator is the ground, but i do not know about the principle.
could you help me?
 

Google magnetic loop antenna

there 's dozens of hits and information describing their operation

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hi,
these antennas were used on the handset, such as the smart phone...
 

hi,

could someone provide some papers to explain the difference between monopole and loop antenna?
i ony know the monopole antenna ony has one feed and no ground, the loop antenna has one feed and the end of the radiator is the ground, but i do not know about the principle.
could you help me?
It depend from dimensions , changing pattern diagram and most significant question is polarization. Typically loop antennas has circular polarization.
 

It will be a long paper. It is covered in Balanis Antenna theory Cpt 4 and 5. In short, Monopole with length l/2 on top of a flat ground has the field pattern very similar to an isolated dipole of length l. Both are electric dipole. A loop antenna is a current loop that equivalent to a MAGNETIC dipole.
 

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