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Hi all,
I am having a doubt regarding finding Q of antenna.
The classical expression on antenna Q, as the ratio of resonant frequency and band width is based upon, viewing antenna as a resonant circuit. But in a paper I read, 'Fundamental limitation of antennas' by RC Hansen, it says, this expression is holds good for high values of Q, but when the Q value comes down to 2 or lower, it becomes inaccurate. I am working with the problem of antenna miniaturization, and hence am supposed to deal with Q values lower that 2 quite often. Is there any (approximately correct at least) expression which can be used in this situation?
Thank you, regards MP.
I am having a doubt regarding finding Q of antenna.
The classical expression on antenna Q, as the ratio of resonant frequency and band width is based upon, viewing antenna as a resonant circuit. But in a paper I read, 'Fundamental limitation of antennas' by RC Hansen, it says, this expression is holds good for high values of Q, but when the Q value comes down to 2 or lower, it becomes inaccurate. I am working with the problem of antenna miniaturization, and hence am supposed to deal with Q values lower that 2 quite often. Is there any (approximately correct at least) expression which can be used in this situation?
Thank you, regards MP.