Lecture

Radiation and Antennas: Characteristic Parameters

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Description

This lecture covers the characteristic parameters of antennas, including the dipole of Hertz, radiation patterns, and directivity. It explains the relationship between radiation resistance, frequency, and antenna length, emphasizing the importance of understanding these parameters for antenna design.

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