Literaturliste Antennentechnik

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Hier entsteht eine Literaturliste zum Thema "Antennentechnik"

Hiroaki Kogure, Yoshie Kogure, James C. Rautio. Introduction to Antenna Analysis using EM Simulators. Artech House, 2011.
Constantine A. Balanis. Antenna Theory: Analysis and Design. John Wiley & Sons, 2005.

Laport, Edmund. Radio Antenna Engineering. McGraw-Hill, 1952. Chapter 1 on low frequency antennas is particularly useful. This book is available on-line for free.

R.C. Hansen. Electrically Small Superdirective and Superconducting Antennas. Wiley 2006

Fujimoto, K., et al. Small Antennas. Research Studies Press, 1987 (Wiley is US Dist.).

Wheeler, Harold. Fundamental Limitations of Small Antennas. Proceeding of the IRE, vol. 35, December 1947, pp. 1479-1384. This paper, by an eminent 20th century physicist, shows the fundamental limits on small antennas. There are a lot of equations but they are mostly simple algebra. The paper is well worth the effort to read. As Marshall Cross (W1HK) pointed out in quoting Hansen, a primary application of this paper to identify “nut-house” antennas and impossible performance claims.

Smith and Johnson. Performance of Short Antennas. Proceeding of the IRE, October 1947, pp. 1026-1038. This paper is a wonderful summary of experimental work done at MF (100-400 kHz) for a short vertical top-loaded with an “umbrella” of down-sloping wires.

Smeby, Lynne. Short Antenna Characteristics. Proceedings of the IRE, October 1949, pp. 1185-1194. This paper has a discussion of umbrella top-loading with and without a skirt wire.

Harrison, Charles Jr. Monopole with Inductive Loading. IEEE transactions on Antennas and Propagation, July 1963, pp. 394-400. This paper discusses inductive loading as the inductor is moved up into the antenna. It is a excerpt from an earlier study done by the author: Monopole With Inductive loading, Sandia Corporation Monograph, SCR-590, November 1962.

Czerwinski, W. P. On Optimizing Efficiency and Bandwidth of Inductively Loaded Antennas. IEEE transactions on Antennas and Propagation, September 1965, pp. 811-812. This is a follow up note to the Harrison paper.

Gangi, Sensiper and Dunn. The Characteristics of Electrically Short, Umbrella Top-Loaded Antennas. IEEE transactions on Antennas and Propagation, Vol. Ap-13, No. 6, November 1965, pp. 864-871. This is another report on experimental work that pretty much confirms the theoretical analysis in earlier papers.

Jansen, Gerd. Kurze Antennen (Short Antennas). Franckh’sche Verlagshandlung, Stuttgart, 1986. If you can decipher a German text this book is full of useful details on short antennas.

Miron, Douglas B. Small Antenna Design. Elsevier Inc., 2006. Available in paperback and used on Amazon.

Watt, Arthur D. VLF Radio Engineering. Pergamon Press, 1967. This is a full-up engineering text for LF and VLF antenna design and it has a lot of math but even for the mathematically challenged there is still a lot of useful non-mathematical information.

Sevick, Jerry, W2FMI. The Ground-Image Vertical Antenna. QST, July 1971, pp16-19, 22

Sevick, Jerry, W2FMI. The W2FMI Ground-Mounted Short Vertical. QST, March 1973, pp 13-18, 41

Sevick, Jerry, W2FMI. The Constant-Impedance Trap Vertical. QST, March 1974, pp 29-34

Sevick, Jerry, W2FMI. Short Ground-Radial Systems for short Vertical. QST, April 1978, pp 30-33

Sevick, Jerry, W2FMI. The Short Vertical Antenna and Ground Radial. CQ Communications, Inc., 2003. This small book is a collection of Jerry’s earlier QST articles on short verticals. It also contains a previously unpublished article on loading coil design which is very good.

Belrose, John S., VE2CV. Folded Umbrella Top Loaded Vertical Antenna. Ham Radio, September 1982, pp 12-17

Gibilisco, Stan, W1GV/4. Efficiency of Short Antennas. Ham Radio, September 1982, pp 18-21

Shepherd, Howard F., W6US. A high-Efficiency Top-Loaded Vertical. Ham Radio, October 1984, pp. 65-68

Brown, Bruce F. Optimum Design of Short Coil-Loaded High-Frequency Mobile Antennas. ARRL Antenna Compendium Vol. 1, 1985, pp. 108-115. This is a really good discussion on where to place a loading coil on a short vertical. Much of the material in the original article has been incorporated into recent editions of the ARRL Antenna Book. See for example, the 21st edition pp 16-5 through 16-13.