Lecture

Antennas: Materials, Frequency, and Shapes

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This lecture covers the characteristics of antennas, including their dependence on materials, frequency, and shape. It delves into the electromagnetic spectrum, ionosphere, and atmosphere, discussing topics such as the permittivity of free space, ion layers, and wave properties. The lecture also explores classic antenna families, such as dipoles, monopoles, and patch antennas, as well as satellite antennas and antenna properties relative to wavelength and shape.

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