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#707 ARRL Basic Antennas

Book notes: Basic Antennas – Understanding Practical Antennas and Designs, by ARRL Inc. First published November 28, 2008.

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Contents

  • Chapter 1 Introduction to Antennas
  • Chapter 2 The Half-Wave Dipole Antenna in Free Space
  • Chapter 3 The Field From a Dipole Near the Earth
  • Chapter 4 The Impedance of an Antenna
  • Chapter 5 Transmission Lines
  • Chapter 6 Making Real Dipole Antennas
  • Chapter 7 The Field From Two Horizontal Dipoles
  • Chapter 8 The Field From Two Vertical Dipoles
  • Chapter 9 Transmission Lines as Transformers
  • Chapter 10 Practical Two Element Antenna Arrays
  • Chapter 11 Wideband Dipole Antennas
  • Chapter 12 Multiband Dipole Antennas
  • Chapter 13 Vertical Monopole Antennas
  • Chapter 14 Arrays of Vertical Monopole Antennas
  • Chapter 15 Practical Multielement Driven Arrays
  • Chapter 16 Surface Reflector Antennas
  • Chapter 17 Surface Reflector Antennas You Can Build
  • Chapter 18 Antenna Arrays With Parasitically Coupled Elements
  • Chapter 19 The Yagi-Uda or Yagi, Parasitically Coupled Antenna
  • Chapter 20 Practical Yagis for HF and VHF
  • Chapter 21 Log Periodic Dipole Arrays
  • Chapter 22 Loop Antennas
  • Chapter 23 Loop Antennas You Can Build
  • Chapter 24 Antennas for Microwave Applications
  • Chapter 25 Vehicle Antennas
  • Chapter 26 Antenna Measurements
  • Appendix A Getting Started in Antenna Modeling with E7flEC
  • Appendix B Using Decibels in Antenna Calculations
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