Linear high frequency antenna
A wire antenna and ultra-high frequency technology, applied in the field of UHF radio engineering, can solve the problems of low power capacity, limited bandwidth, high input loss, etc., and achieve the effects of improving electrical performance, simplifying structural design, and reducing size
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[0013] The present invention (see Figures 1 and 2) consists of a rectangular tube 1 (not necessarily a waveguide), a multi-channel power splitter 2 fabricated on an asymmetric stripline with a dielectric substrate 3 (made of e.g. foam), placed On the wide side inside the rectangular tube 1.
[0014] The conductors of the multi-channel power splitter 2 are made of thin sheets (1-2 mm), such as hard aluminum alloys. Compared with printed conductors, this can reduce loss and increase power capacity. The economics of doing this are obvious, since with today's computer technology it is possible to produce slightly complex structures at low cost.
[0015] The input coaxial connector 4 is located at one side of the narrow side of the rectangular tube, and is fixed on the narrow side with a seat 5 .
[0016] To receive the differential channels with this wire antenna, a "hybrid loop" type bridge arrangement 6 is connected to the input of the multichannel splitter 2 . The differentia...
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