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Is not the good antenna ,,,with directors... ,,,without directors..
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Ok, Erkin, I will resume simulating this antenna for you
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for HDTv
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on PCB
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on 3G
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And a practical realization of the antenna...
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For the impedance adaptation (300 Ohm> 50 Ohm or 75 Ohm) the following variants can be used: on PCB #1,5mm
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what?this? or this...??
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Erkin, why do not you try with insulating spacers from the motherboard of PC...
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to try...!!1
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I like your avatar...
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It's not ridiculous, it's really good, and so ... tell me the results...!!!! But tell me why the question marks...???????????????????, appear in the first picture
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Expanded Polystyrene Foam: the best spacer the permittivity is 1.02 – 1.04 with a loss factor less.
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It has been determined that the nylon spacers between the patch element and the reflector originally shown in the drawings, degrade the performance of the antenna. It is suggested that the spacers are not installed.
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from it all began... k3tz.pdf
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I do not understand what you mean?
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With other dimensions of course...!!!!
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1,5....3mm
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nobody knew everything from the beginning,,, slowly, get away...!!!! here you can download the latest version ,,,http://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5347858,, install it, and then you can enjoy- play with program
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,,,look at this,the best...
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is too complicated laser cutting....!!!!
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no need to study autocad, studying tutorials hfss
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Windows does not ship with Photoshop and ms paint is Stretch and Skew
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,, is the easiest to work with MS Paint, right?
