Alexanderson antenna
Alexanderson antenna
[‚al·ig′zan·dər·sən an‚ten·ə] (electromagnetism)
An antenna, used at low or very low frequencies, consisting of several base-loaded vertical radiators connected together at the top and fed at the bottom of one radiator.
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