bowtie antenna

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bowtie antenna [′bō‚tī an‚ten·ə]

(electromagnetism)

An antenna that consists of two triangular pieces of stiff wire or two triangular flat metal plates, arranged in the configuration of a bowtie, with the feed point at the gap between the apexes of the triangles.

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