In this post we discuss how optimizing one characteristic of an antenna can negatively affect other aspects of an antenna's performance, and how this relates to new designs.
Designing an Antenna: The Requirements
Tag: Antenna Size
Antennas As Part of a Receiver: Part 2
Historic progress of in the use of an antenna as part of a radio's tuning, how they were overcome, and a clever solution featuring a loop antenna which is still used today.
Antennas as Part of a Receiver
The very narrow bandwidth of small, highly resonant antennas can be used to create a tuning circuit for a radio receiver. Here's how it was done in the early days of radio.
Antennas and Efficiency
If an antenna is inefficient, more transmitting power must be supplied to compensate. Making an antenna efficient therefore enhances range and saves power.
How Do You Determine What Type of Antenna You Need?
How do you determine what type of antenna you need for an application? Each antenna type has different characteristics suitable for some applications and not for others.
How Antennas are Made
How Antennas are Made: Potential problems to be aware of in the manufacturing process that could impact future performance.
Why Does the Size of the Antenna Matter?
An explanation on why the size of an antenna is important to the antenna's performance, and how this size constraint can affect the design of a device.
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