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LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS

LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half

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Page 1: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half

LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS

Page 2: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half
Page 3: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half
Page 4: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half
Page 5: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half
Page 6: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half

LINEAR ANTENNAS NEAR CONDUCTORS: PRAD, RR, U,D

Page 7: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half
Page 8: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half
Page 9: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half
Page 10: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half
Page 11: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half
Page 12: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half
Page 13: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half
Page 14: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half
Page 15: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half

Directivity?• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐half plane (since fields are identical).

• If the dipole emits power P, then the monopole emits power P/2, since the fields are zero in bottom hemisphere. 

• Thus,  , whereas  for the monopole, 

Page 16: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half

Radiation resistance?

• If the dipole emits power P, then the monopole emits power P/2, since the fields are zero in bottom hemisphere. 

• Thus, , whereas  for the monopole, 

Page 17: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half
Page 18: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half
Page 19: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half
Page 20: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half
Page 21: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half
Page 22: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half
Page 23: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half
Page 24: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half
Page 25: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half
Page 26: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half
Page 27: LINEAR ANTENNAS: ROLE OF CONDUCTORS• Dipole in free space, and a monopole of half the length above a perfect ground plane will have the same radiation intensity in the top‐ half