Does anybody any material about these kind of antennas?? Im googling around but all i got was some datasheets, and I want some explanation about how they work!
Thanks!
Wideband Antennas - Any material related to biconical, fractal antennas???
May 19, 2007
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Biconical is not a broadband antenna, the radiating elements are dipoles. Easy to understand also, it is just dipoles wrapped in a circle and a circular reflector (dish like, parabolic in cross section) or two wide (squat) cones one above and one below. The analysis follows simply.
Fractal antennas are vastly more difficult to analyze, having crushed graduate students posting here twice.
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