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  1. RF0

    Near Field of Horn Antenna

    Hello all, is horn antenna electric or magnetic or both (depending on configuration) in the near-field? I dont know why I was in impression that it can act as magnetic antenna? sorry about the dumb question. It just came to my mind when I saw this thread.
  2. RF0

    help needed regarding Txline antenna

    Hello VE1BLL, Appreciate your help. Like antenna21 mentioned I dint understand which application notes you are talking about? once again thats for the help.
  3. RF0

    help needed regarding Txline antenna

    Hello All, I am collecting info about transimission line antennas,I have a doubt for any transmission line antenna do we need to terminate the line with its characteristic impedance? or is there anything else? I dont know its not making sense to me. Can anybody explain it to me or any link...
  4. RF0

    Need some info

    Hi guys, I am trying to find some info on Microstrip transmission line antenna. From what I know we can control characteristic impedance of transmission line by changing thickness of dielctric substrate and width of conductor trace. If I am trying to design microstrip transmission line...
  5. RF0

    Need some info

    Hello guys, Can anybody help me with some nice articles on transmission line antennas (leaky) or any info related to those. thanks
  6. RF0

    magnetic antenna

    I think you are confusing everybody, you are talking about 2 feet range which is far field at 915 MHz. By reading carefully what I understand, you are looking for an antenna which has H-field dominant in near field and has high gain in the far field. In the far field E/H is always constant. If...

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