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Accession Number:
AD0780509
Title:
On the Long Cylindrical Antenna.
Descriptive Note:
Physical sciences research papers,
Corporate Author:
AIR FORCE CAMBRIDGE RESEARCH LABS L G HANSCOM FIELD MASS
Report Date:
1974-02-08
Pagination or Media Count:
31.0
Abstract:
Approximate solutions are derived for current and charge distributions on center-driven, electrically thin, cylindrical dipole antennas. These solutions apply to electrically long dipoles for which the King-Wu three-term theory is apparently not sufficient, although they are equally useful for the shorter dipoles for which the three-term theory is completely satisfactory. They can apply to cases requiring treatment of a broad range of electrical lengths such as, for example, dipoles driven by pulsed rather than steady-state voltages and log-periodic arrays of dipoles. Current and charge distributions are graphed for ten dipoles whose electrical half-lengths cover the range 0.750.253.00 times the wavelength. These theoretical results compare favorably with available experimental values. Author
Distribution Statement:
APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE