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Simulation of antenna in CST Microwave

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,,,do you want something like this...???

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No :) I want to optimize and analyze CST for ...I don't know what to call this antenna, "Double helical dipole". Portable radios often use these antennas for the 145/433 MHz band. But I can't find a calculator or a mathematical or practical justification for calculating such an antenna anywhere. The monopole can be found. But I can't find a double helical dipole. And by the way, indeed, then you can simulate a director antenna with such a vibrator, a very interesting question.

 

The attachment contains a diagram of the manufacture of such an antenna for walkie-talkies

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I would also need other sizes for this...

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