Vertical

2. 10.89 times
3. bay
4. VHF, UHF
5. critical phased array
6. Antenna
7. Rhombic antenna
8. 2.15 dB
9. Null
10. 1.76 dB
11. Beamwidth
12. Dummy antenna
13. space diversity
14. Entropy
15. 1000 times
16. effective height
17. horizontally polarized
18. collinear
19. FM Broadcasting
20. 30 cm
21. Antenna array
22. Marconi antenna
23. Parabolic dish antenna
24. The direction of the electric field vector
25. Azimuth

26. 2.6
27. 200 kph
28. omnidirectional/vertical polarized
29. Notch antenna
30. Rhombic
31. Bidirectional
32. 1.76 dB
33. Isotropic
34. By focusing the radiated energy in one desired direction
35. Elementary doublet
36. 3
37. 1
38. Parasitic element
39. horizontally
40. 250 ft
41. 10 dB
42. 100 V/m
43. 3.3 times
44. 44 MHz
45. Front-to-back ratio
46. 2.088 m2
47. Gain
48. End effect
49. Low-pass filter
50. at right angles to its axis
51. the base of the antenna
52. inductance in series

53. Dummy
54. 158 watts
55. 16
56. By connecting an inductor in series with the antenna
57. A vertical antenna which is a quarter-wavelength long
58. its resonant frequency will be increased
59. 2.0 A
60. must have a vertical receiving antenna for the best reception
61. has a zero DC resistance to ground
62. both B and C
63. decrease
64. The antennas resonant frequency will increase
65. The field strength varies inversely as the distance from the antenna
66. both A and B
67. a bidirectional radiation pattern in the horizontal plane
68. vertical quarter-wavelength rod
69. 60 centimeters
70. doubled
71. sky wave propagation
72. isotropic antenna
73. quarter wavelength
74. Resonant
75. Broadside array
76. a sphere
77. a hypothetical, omnidirectional antenna
78. All of these

79. improved radiation efficiency

80. At the feed point
81. Isotropic radiator
82. 6546 kHz
83. in the horizontal direction
84. add an inductor series
85. a more omnidirectional reception
86. The element fed by the transmission line
87. The frequency range over which an antenna can be expected to operate satisfactorily
88. coil
89. 3.9 dB
90. wavelength
91. It is increased
92. add a capacitor in series
93. wave traps in the antenna circuitry
94. when comparing the gains of directional antennas
95. It will radiate harmonics
96. 300
97. Antenna resonant frequency increases
98. At the ends
99. Near the center of the vertical radiator
100. increase the antennas power gain
101. increases sensitivity to weak signals
102. one-quarter wavelength
103. By installing a good ground radial system
104. Efficiency = (radiation resistance / total resistance) x 100%
105. adding a capacitor in series and reducing the physical length

106. The location of the antenna with respect to nearby objects

107. Beamwidth
108. Directivity gain
109. vertical antennas
110. acts as antenna array
111. Log-periodic
112. Horn
113. Protection of personnel working underneath
114. To prevent re-radiation of the local oscillator
115. Marconi
116. protection of personnel working underneath
117. Adding C in series
118. vertically polarized
119. Long wire
120. Electromagnetic
121. Diplexer
122. Vertical
123. Horizontal
124. Dipole
125. Yagi
126. Class A
127. 120 radials
128. Parabolic reflector
129. Telemetry
130. Eslun transformer
131. 32.4 inches

132. Field strength meter

133. 35
134. Radiation resistance
135. 73 ohms
136. Isotropic radiator
137. Ground
138. Trap dipole
139. End effect
151. 50 ohm line
152. Using many director
153. Gain
154. Beamwidth
155. Polarization
156. Marconi
157. Sidelobe
158. a or c
159. 120(pi)
160. 14 dB
161. Efficiency
162. Maximum
163. Driven element
164. Broadside array
165. Backward power
166. Helix antenna
167. Bandwidth
168. Top loading

169. Antenna coupler

170. Antenna array
171. Less than 1
172. Effective height
173. Radiation resistance
174. Long wire antennas
175. Turnstile antennas
176. Super gain
177. 4.59 square meters
178. Quarter-wavelength long
179. 0.016 pW
180. Horizontal polarization
181. Corner reflector
182. Decrease
183. Same
184. Loop antenna
185. Gamma match
186. 4266.67
187. 9.55 m
188. 0.1175 mm2
189. Notch antenna
190. Null
191. Lobe
192. Directivity
193. Half-power
194. 6 kW
195. All direction

196. Vee antenna

197. Ohmic resistance
198. d. Yagi-Uda antenna
199. Zepp antenna
200. Ground system
201. Acts as an antenna array
202. Rhombic antenna
203. Log-periodic
204. Horn
205. Protection of personnel working underneath
206. To prevent re-radiation of the local oscillator
207. Marconi
208. Protection of personnel working underneath
209. High gain
210. Helical
211. Isotropic antenna
212. Effective height
213. Allow the feed to be placed at a convenient point
214. Reduce the bulk of the lens
215. Circular polarization
216. Useful as a HF receiving antenna
217. Log-periodic
218. Connect an inductor in series with the antenna
219. A vertical antenna which is a quarter-wavelength long
220. Must have a vertical receiving antenna for the best reception
221. Has zero dc resistance to ground

222. Both B and C

223. Decrease
224. The antennas resonant frequency will increase
225. The field strength varies inversely as the distance from the antenna
226. Both a and b
227. Skywave propagation
228. Doubled
229. Bidirectional radiation pattern in the horizontal plane
230. Vertical quarter-wavelength rod
231. 4.68 ft
232. The numerical ration relating the radiated signal strength of an antenna to that of another antenna
233. The frequency range over which an antenna can be expected to perform well
234.
235. An antenna capable of being used on more than one band because of the presence of parallel LC networks
236. It may be used for multi-band operation
237. It will radiate harmonics
238. The traps form a high impedance to isolate parts of the antenna
239. An element that receives its excitation from mutual coupling rather than from a transmission line
240. By currents induced into the element from a surrounding electric field
241. 20, 000 W
242. 50
243. It is about 5% longer
244. It is about 5% shorter
245. An equivalent resistance that would dissipate the same amount of power as that radiated from an antenna
246. The locations of the antenna with respect to nearby objects and the length/diameter ratio of the conductors
247. At the ends

248. Improved radiation efficiency

249. 6.4 degrees
250. 0.906

251. antenna
252. array
253. aperture
254. 73-ohm
255. waveguide
256. 6.81 degrees
257. 50 degrees
258. Radio waves
259. 1.6 ft
260. Cassegrain feed
261. wavefront
262. 0.348 degrees
263. figure of eight
264. frequency
265. Dipole
266. 52.2 dB
267. Radiation efficiency
268. Primary antenna
269. Radiation pattern
270. 12.55 dB
271. absolute radiation pattern
272. 150 ohms

273. relative radiation pattern

274. 136 m
275. Side lobes
276. Back lobes
277. 93.6%
278. line of shoot
279. 7.67
280. Induction field
281. 7.57 pW
282. Radiation resistance
283. 2850 W
284. antenna efficiency
285. antenna efficiency
286. 50 uV/m
287. omnidirectional
288. directive gain
289. 108 m
290. is horizontal
291. 141%
292. power gain
293. 51.2 dB
294. EIRP
295. current-fed antenna
296. 30 dBW
297. center-fed
298. 0.796 uW/m^2

299. 90%
300. radiation field

301. 2 uW
302. reciprocity
303. 17.3 ft
304. polarization
305. Marconi antenna
306. beamwidth
307. 2 MHz
308. bandwidth
309. Log-periodic
310. feedpoint
311. ground plane
312. useful as a UHF receiving antenna
313. antenna input impedance
314. circular polarization
315. Elementary doublet
316. reduce the bulk of the lens
317. short dipole
318. allow the feed to be placed at a convenient point
319. Hertz antenna
320. effective height
321. 1.64
322. isotropic antenna
323. monopole antenna

324. helical
325. counterpoise
326. high gain
327. loading coil
328. protection of personnel working underneath
329. top loading
330. marconi
331. antenna array
332. to prevent re-radiation of local oscillators
333. antenna element
334. protection of personnel working underneath
335. driven element
336. horn
337. parasitic element
338. log-periodic
339. reflector
340. rhombic antenna
341. director
342. acts as an antenna array
343. rhombic antenna
344. log-periodic
345. yagi-uda antenna
346. circular horn antenna
347. yagi
348. turnstile antenna
349. bidirectional

350. 10:1
351. 7 degrees
352. bandwidth ratio
353. 480 W
354. loop antenna
355. 6.6 dB
356. phased array antenna
357. parasitic element
358. helical antenna
359. normal mode
360. axial mode
361. director
362. front-to-back ratio
363. circle
364. parabolic antenna
365. feed mechanism
366. reflector
367. spillover
368. aperture number
369. 1.75 degrees
370. cassegrain feed
371. omnidirectional
372. rhombic
373. quarter wave vertical tower
374. maximum voltage and minimum current
375. radiated power to the square of the antenna center current

376. parasitic array

377. yagi
378. a phase monitor
379. director
380. reflector
381. director
382. 5%
383. four times as much
384. by manufacturing
385. parabolic
386. parabolic
387. main lobe lays closer to wire
388. resistor terminated
389. less acreage needed
390. with its characteristic impedance
391. 90 degrees angle
392. when horizontal
393. to resonate on low frequency
394. reduce harmonic radiation
395. step impedance up
396. to protect from lightning
397. phasor circuit
398. resistance substitution
399. mV/m
400. directly proportional to distance
401. Acts as an antenna array

402. The rhombic antenna

403. Log-periodic
404. Horn
405. Protection of personnel working underneath
406. To prevent reradiation of the local oscillator
407. Marconi
408. Protection of personnel working underneath
409. High gain
410. Helical
411. Isotropic antenna
412. Effective height
413. Allow the feed to be places at a convenient point
414. Reduce the bulk of the lens
415. Circular polarization
416. Useful as a UHF receiving antenna
417. Log-periodic
418. Vertical
419. Angle of elevation
420. Rhombic
421. Orthomode transducer
422. 10.89 times
423. Standing waves
424. 200 kph
425. 3
426. Dummy antenna
427. Antenna

428. 28.17 dB
429. bi-directional
430. Aperiodic
431. Dipole
432. Low-pass filter
433. 1.76 dB
434. Circular polarization
435. Smith chart
436. Isotropic
437. Effective isotropic radiated power
438. Spot beam
439. Fresnel
440. TVRO
441. Omnidirectional
442. Major lobe radiation
443. Parasitic elements
444. Reflectometer
445. ERP
446. Adding C in series
447. Gain of the antenna
448. Hertz
449. The numeric ratio relating the radiated signal strength of an antenna to that of another antenna
450. Broadside array
451. Yagi-uda
452. Beamwidth
453. 6 dB over the gain of one antenna

454. 0 dB
455. 2.6
456. Effective height
457. Horizontally polarized
458. 42.9 MHz
459. Space diversity
460. Smith chart
461. Beamwidth
462. Antenna gain
463. Center of the antenna
464. By installing a good ground radial system
465. Loading coil
466. The frequency range over which an antenna can be expected to perform well
467. At feed point
468. Whip
469. A non-radiating load for a transmitter used for testing
470. Bidirectional
471. The element fed by the transmission line
472. Resonant
473. Maximum voltage and minimum current
474. Yagi antenna
475. An equivalent resistance that would dissipate the same amount of power as that radiated from an antenna
476. Antenna
477. -26 dB
478. Antenna efficiency
479. Use of grounded antenna

480. Longer the length

481. Aperture antenna
482. Provide loading coil
483. /4
484. An element that receives its excitation from mutual coupling rather than from a transmission line.
485. Direction finder
486. Reduce power
487. Reflector element is 5% longer
488. Their frequencies are low and need very large antennas
489. Provide a multiband operation
490. Antenna gain
491. About 5% shorter
492. Radiation efficiency
493. Hertz
494. All of these
495. Radiation pattern
496. Front-to-back ratio
497. Near field
498. Antenna efficiency
499. Polarization
500. Counterpoise