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| title = Wireless Radiation at the Antenna Boundary
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| published = 2021
| url = https://www.researchgate.net/publication/348860614_Wireless_Radiation_at_the_Antenna_Boundary
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==Abstract==
Wireless radiation emitted from an antenna is generated on the same principle as that of a magnetic field. One might therefore imagine that the power source should encounter a reactive impedance. The standard belief, however, is that radiation resistance is not in fact reactive, but rather that it is a resistive impedance. This matter will be investigated.
Wireless radiation emitted from an antenna is generated on the same principle as that of a magnetic field. One might therefore imagine that the power source should encounter a reactive impedance. The standard belief, however, is that radiation resistance is not in fact reactive, but rather that it is a resistive impedance. This matter will be investigated.


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Scientific Paper
TitleWireless Radiation at the Antenna Boundary
Read in fullhttps://www.researchgate.net/publication/348860614_Wireless_Radiation_at_the_Antenna_Boundary
Author(s)David Tombe
Published2021

Abstract

Wireless radiation emitted from an antenna is generated on the same principle as that of a magnetic field. One might therefore imagine that the power source should encounter a reactive impedance. The standard belief, however, is that radiation resistance is not in fact reactive, but rather that it is a resistive impedance. This matter will be investigated.