Whip antenna calculator
Enter the value and click Calculate. The result will be displayed.
The whip antenna is the most common example of an antenna, a single drive element and a ground plane antenna.
The whip antenna is a hard and soft wire mounted, usually vertical, with one end close to the ground plane. The whip antenna can also be referred to as a half dipole antenna.
These antennas are widely used in mobile applications and handheld walkie-talkies. They are usually connected to the vehicle and the design is flexible, so they don't have time to rest.
The formula for a capacitor is a percentage function of a wavelength.
Matching the choice of inductor, the antenna resonates at the desired frequency.
When the antenna is fully tuned, then it looks like a pure resistor tied to the ground. This resistance is called the radiation resistance.
Input data:
Frequency: 200 MHz
Length: 80 inches
Diameter: 10 inches
Click "Calculate" to output data
Capacitance: -2.032pF Induction coefficient: -311.666nH One quarter of the wavelength: 0.375m Antenna length: 541.8867% Radiant resistance: 0 ohms
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