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<li>Tx : The transmit power in Watts. This affects the predicted voltage across the capacitor (Vcap), and the RMS loop current (Ia).</li>
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<li>Re : Additional resistance due to external losses, due mainly from capacitor contact resistance and proximity-to-ground effects. Use Re=0.0 to assume the loop is in free-space.
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Adding Re will reduce antenna efficiency, Q, Vcap and Ia, while increasing BW.
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In a study [1], a 1 m diameter loop of 22 mm copper tubing at a height of 1.5 m above the ground at 7 MHz had a calculated capacitor contact resistance of ~190mΩ
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According to [1] and [2], a 1 m diameter loop of 22 mm copper tubing at a height of 1.5 m above the ground at 7 MHz had a calculated capacitor contact resistance of ~190mΩ
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and an additional ground proximity loss resistance of ~30mΩ. Note that ground effects are height-above-ground and frequency-dependent.</li>
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<li>Metric or Imperial : selects the measuring system.</li>
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<li>Cu or Al : selects the type of metal conductor (annealed copper or aluminum).</li>
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<b><u>References:</u></b><br>
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[1]: A. Boswell, A. J. Tyler and A. White, <b>"Performance of a Small Loop Antenna in the 3 - 10 MHz Band"</b> <i>, IEEE Antennas and Propagation Magazine, 47, 2, April 2005, pp. 5 1 -56.</i> <br>
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[1]: B. Austin, A. Boswell and M. Perks, <b>"Loss Mechanisms in the Electrically Small Loop Antenna"</b> <i>, IEEE Antennas and Propagation Magazine, 56, 4, August 2014, pp. 143.</i> <br>
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[2]: A. Boswell, A. J. Tyler and A. White, <b>"Performance of a Small Loop Antenna in the 3 - 10 MHz Band"</b> <i>, IEEE Antennas and Propagation Magazine, 47, 2, April 2005, pp. 5 1 -56.</i> <br>
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<b><u>Change history:</u></b><br>
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<b>[23-Sep-21]</b> <br>
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