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"I think these antennas would be better than biquads,,,
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"to study ...http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S2179-10742017000100059 http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2215098615000026
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that does not have 10dBi,,,!!!
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I think this would be more valid ,,,or this,,,
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,,,this it"s cone antenna not biconical,,,,!!!
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I will try this variant too.
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,,,so it seems...!!! ,,,in any case I do not think it can be 9 dBi ,,,what do you say??
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This is approaching to the truth...
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Another type of panel antenna
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New images of the antenna
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,,,for all CST-software users,take this subproject of SMA waveguide port sma.cst Once you've done a new project, import this subproject with SMA and translate it to where it is the feed point of antenna
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why not read carefully the previous simulation topics,,,???
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"Yes, it seems that it is necessary to adapt the impedance of the connector with the coaxial cable at 50 Ohm
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Yes ,this practical biconical dipole antenna can be used as a reference for testing across the 4.8-to-5.8-GHz band I will try to make a simulation for 2.4 GHz FOR YOU,,,!!!
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yes, probably he does not care,,,!!! and he does not even have VSWR-meter,,,!!!
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I do not know, it might, I should do a simulation ... !!!
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,,,not always and especially that it has directors and reflectors in X,,,,!!!!
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did not you have anything wrong?
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Okay, but this is another type of Yagi-Antenna
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Look carefully at the image above,,,....!!!!
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you want to say of this ... ??
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,,,I do not think so, this is QFH(Quadrifilar Helix Antenna)
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"Yes, it seems that this impedance adaptation with suspended adaptive lines can provide a higher frequency band
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Novicom antenna on PCB ,,,from video,,, Anteks antenna on the air
