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Log-periodic antenna

A log-periodic antenna (LP), also known as a log-periodic array or log-periodic aerial, is a multi-element, directional antenna designed to operate over a wide band of frequencies. It was invented by John Dunlavy in 1952.

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Log-periodic antenna → Blonder Tongue Labs, Blonder-Tongue Doctrine, Carrel, Champaign, Channel Master, Foundation, Illinois, Isbell, JFD Electronics, John Dunlavy, Lawsuits, Mayes, New York, Secret, The University, This, United States Air Force, Urbana
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Log-periodic antenna → About Circuits, Antenna-Theory, DoctrineLPDA Online CalculationSome, EMC, Log Periodic Antennas, Log-Periodic Antennas Archived, Log-Periodic Tooth Antenna PageBlonder-Tongue, The Fundamentals, Wayback MachineCom-Power Corporation, Wi-Fi AntennasMaker ProEE Power
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Log-periodic antenna → Antennas, ISBN, John Daniel Kraus, McGraw-Hill College, Subsequent, The Log-Periodic Antenna
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Log-periodic antenna → log-periodic dipole array or LPDA

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Log-periodic antennais alog-periodic dipole array or LPDA0.90text
Log-periodic antennarelated to BibliographyJohn Daniel Kraus0.60section
Log-periodic antennarelated to BibliographyAntennas0.60section
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Log-periodic antennarelated to BibliographyMcGraw-Hill College0.60section
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Log-periodic antennarelated to BibliographyThe Log-Periodic Antenna0.60section
Log-periodic antennarelated to External linksAntenna-Theory0.60section
Log-periodic antennarelated to External linksLog-Periodic Tooth Antenna PageBlonder-Tongue0.60section
Log-periodic antennarelated to External linksDoctrineLPDA Online CalculationSome0.60section
Log-periodic antennarelated to External linksLog-Periodic Antennas Archived0.60section
Log-periodic antennarelated to External linksWayback MachineCom-Power Corporation0.60section

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