INSTITUTO DE AERONÁUTICA E ESPAÇOCAMPUS DE PESQUISAS GEOFÍSICAS MAJOR EDSEL DE FREITAS COUTINHOPROFESSOR ANGELO ANTONIO LEITHOLD PROPRIEDADES DAS ANTENAS - NA31

SUMÁRIO

CAMPUS DE PESQUISAS GEOFÍSICAS MAJOR EDSEL DE FREITAS COUTINHO

PROFESSOR ANGELO ANTONIO LEITHOLD Propriedades das Antenas

Bibliografia

1. Antennas, was published by John D. Kraus of the Ohio State University. Besides the title, Dr. Kraus noted this in a footnote on the first page of his book. Insects may have "antennae," but this form is not used in technical contexts.

Cradle of Wireless, How Marconi Conducted Early Wireless Experiments in the Swiss Alps", Fred Gardiol & Yves Fournier, Microwave Journal, February 2006, pp. 124-136.
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1. Antenna Theory (3rd edition), by C. Balanis, Wiley, 2005, ISBN 0-471-66782-X;
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Antenna Theory antenna-theory.com
Patch Antenna: From Simulation to Realization EM Talk
Why an Antenna Radiates at ARRL
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2. Understanding electromagnetic fields and antenna radiation takes (almost) no math, Ron Schmitt, EDN Magazine, March 2 2000 (PDF)
3. EM Talk, "Microstrip Patch Antenna", (Theory and simulation of microstrip patch antenna)
4. "Online Calculations and Conversions " Formulas for simulating and optimizing Antenna specs and placement
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1. Raines, J. K., "Virtual Outer Conductor for Linear Antennas," Microwave Journal, Vol. 52, No. 1, January, 2009, pp. 76-86
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5. CLASS 343, Communication: Radio Wave Antenna

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