nonresonant antenna
nonresonant antenna
[¦nän′rez·ən·ənt an′ten·ə] (electromagnetism)
A long-wire or traveling-wave antenna which does not have natural frequencies of oscillation, and responds equally well to radiation over a broad range of frequencies.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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For these bandwidth and gain ranges the cavity antennas are much smaller in length, volume, and weight compared to the equal in aperture
nonresonant antennas.
Another class of antennas - traveling-wave or
nonresonant antennas - comprises structures that radiate as the wave propagates.
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