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Dr. Slick wrote:
"---creating antennas to most efficiently transfer power to free space is a similar problem to matching a circuit`s source to its load. (Quote from Shadowitz)" Reciprocity rules in antennas. Kraus has an Apendix D (Absorbing Materials) to his "Antennas For All Applications". Kraus says: "The use of space cloth (Z=377 ohms per square) placed lambda/4 from a reflecting plane was invented by Winfield Salisbury (1) at Harvard Radio Research Laboratory during WW-2 ---." (Shades of stealth) However, a century of antenna experimentation has not revealed a practical need to especially design an antenna to match its radiation to a resistive 377 ohms. Most effective radiation occurs when the antenna circuit is matched and has no loss. 100% of the energy accepted is radiated. Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI |
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