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Hello there,
I would like to ask the following please, 1.What is the typically impedance of most popular Yagi antenna? 2.Does transformer is necessery or recommended to achieve best match any way? (does it depend on the cable length etc) Regards, Avihai. |
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Mosley and some others give up gain and front/back to get around 50 Ohms.
More typical for an antenna designed for decent gain and front/back ratio is about 20 - 25 Ohms. Generally a beta match, hairpin, or gamma match is used. You could also use a 2:1 (Impedance, not turns ratio ) transformer if you can find it. A 1/4 wave section of 35 Ohm coax, made up of two pieces of 75 Ohm coax in parallel, might also work. Note that the transformer and 1/4 wave sections are not adjustable, the others are. Tam/WB2TT "Avihai dahan" wrote in message om... Hello there, I would like to ask the following please, 1.What is the typically impedance of most popular Yagi antenna? 2.Does transformer is necessary or recommended to achieve best match any way? (does it depend on the cable length etc) Regards, Avihai. |
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