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The radiating properties of end-fire aerials

Brown et al., 1957

Document ID
13407704780576422791
Author
Brown J
Spector J
Publication year
Publication venue
Proceedings of the IEE-Part B: Radio and Electronic Engineering

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An end-fire aerial, such as a Yagi or a dielectric-rod aerial, can be regarded as a structure which supports the dipole type of surface wave. Radiation occurs at the end of the aerial, the radiation pattern being determined by the transverse field distribution of the surface wave. It …
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