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Building and installing Dipole Antenna Building and installing

Content INTRODUCTION WORKING PARAMETERS ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES BUILDING INSTALLING

INTRODUCTION Antenna is an electrical device which converts electric power into electromagnetic waves and vice versa. Half wave dipole antenna consists of two identical conductive elements such as metal rods which are bilaterally symmetrical. The "half-wave" term means that the length of this dipole antenna is equal to a half-wavelength at the frequency of operation.

WORKING It is basically fed in the center where the impedance falls to lowest. The voltage and current levels vary along the length of the radiating section of the antenna. For a dipole antenna that is an electrical half wavelength long, the inductive and capacitive reactance cancel each other and the antenna becomes resonant.

Working (continued) A half-wave dipole antenna receiving power from a radio wave. The electric field of the wave (E, green arrows) pushes the electrons in the antenna elements back and forth (black arrows), charging the ends of the antenna alternately positive and negative. Since the antenna is a half-wavelength long at the radio wave's frequency, it excites standing waves of voltage (V, red) and current in the antenna. These oscillating currents flow down the transmission line into the radio receiver (represented by the resistor R). The action is shown slowed down in this animation.

Working (continued) The sinusoidal standing waves of voltage(V, red) and current (I, blue) on a half-wave dipole driven by an AC voltage at its resonant frequency.

parameters Radiation pattern Its radiation pattern in three dimensions is shaped like a toroid (doughnut) symmetric about the axis of the dipole. Directivity ≈ 2.1dB. SWR bandwidth ≈ 5% of designed frequency. Polarization is both vertical and horizontal. Self impedance is (40-80)Ω with no reactive components.

advantages It receives balanced signals. The two pole design enables to receive signals from a variety of frequencies. Most of the radiating signal is transmitted closer to the horizon so, loss is less. It does not require an antenna “tuner” to work efficiently.

disadvantages The outdoors antennas are large and wide. This type of antenna is not used for space communication. The installation of outdoors antenna are difficult.

Configuration Normal Dipole Inverted Vee Multiple Band

Calculating the Length Dipole Formula: L=468/f E=L/2

Calculating the Length Inverted Vee Calculator

Guy Ropes For Wire Antennas For temporary installs like Field Day you can use Bailing Twine. This will only last a year or so in the sun light, A permeant install you will need a UV resistant rope like Synthetic Textile Industries Dacron Rope sold by most Ham Radio Dealers.

Ways Barc has installed them for field day Crescent Wrench Sling Shot Bow and Arrow Potato Launcher Drone? maybe in the future Field Day 2012

Hanging a Treetop Antenna with a Drone March 2018 QST