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A Dielectric Rod Antenna for Picosecond Pulse Stimulation of Neurological Tissue. [PDF]
IEEE Trans Plasma Sci IEEE Nucl Plasma Sci Soc, 2016 Petrella RA, Schoenbach KH, Xiao S.
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Study on Miniaturized UHF Antennas for Partial Discharge Detection in High-Voltage Electrical Equipment. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel), 2015 Liu J, Zhang G, Dong J, Wang J.
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Analysis of the Emitted Wavelet of High-Resolution Bowtie GPR Antennas. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel), 2009 Rial FI +3 more
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A rotating fast bipolar wind and disk system around the B[e]-type star MWC 922. [PDF]
Astron Astrophys, 2019 Sánchez Contreras C +6 more
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Statistical modeling of multipath clusters in an office environment [PDF]
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Experimental multiport bicone antenna
Frequenz, 2013AbstractA practical, easily manufactured multiport bicone antenna suitable for many receiving tasks such as direction finding systems can be made by using sharp-edged metal fins on the feeding coax center conductor to provide a tapered transition and connection path to coaxial probes. This construction resembles an arrow's tail.
Ylinen, Juhana, Eskelinen, Pekka
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A Versatile Multiport Biconical Antenna
Proceedings of the IRE, 1957This paper describes a multiport, biconical antenna that can be used as a wide-band direction finder or multiplexer. When the antenna is used for reception, incident plane waves excite in the feeding coaxial line both the TEM mode and the orthogonal TE11 mode whose azimuthal orientation depends on the direction of arrival of the signal.
R. Honey, E. T. Jones
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Biconical Antenna Over Ground Plane
IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, 2012A bicone over a finite ground plane is designed that has on average 2.8 dB more gain over a 10:1 band than its free-space counterpart. Metrics are established that enable a better understanding of antenna performance taking into account both the impedance and the radiation pattern. The effects of a finite sized ground plane are explored.
James L. McDonald, Dejan S. Filipovic
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Journal of Mathematical Physics, 1982
The modal solution to a biconical receiving antenna with arbitrary arm angles and lengths is presented in the form of sums over special functions; sums which are exact in the sense that no electromagnetic approximations are made. The antenna load is confined within a sphere of small radius centered at the apices of the cones. The analytical formulation
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The modal solution to a biconical receiving antenna with arbitrary arm angles and lengths is presented in the form of sums over special functions; sums which are exact in the sense that no electromagnetic approximations are made. The antenna load is confined within a sphere of small radius centered at the apices of the cones. The analytical formulation
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