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ronaldoshaky
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Hello,
I am reading in my book about Hertzian dipoles. I am trying to understand the far field radiation of a Hertzian Dipole.
Lets say I place a loop at the origin, with the plane of the loop in the x-y plane. Along the z axis at a distance of 1 km I place a Hertzian Dipole.
Is the orientation of the dipole going to affect whether the loop picks up the emitted signal from the dipole? From reading my book, I think that placing the dipole axis along the z-axis wouldn't allow the loop at the origin to pick up the electromagnetic signal. Would it be better if the dipole was aligned parallel to the x-y plane?
Perhaps someone could help me further. Thank you
I am reading in my book about Hertzian dipoles. I am trying to understand the far field radiation of a Hertzian Dipole.
Lets say I place a loop at the origin, with the plane of the loop in the x-y plane. Along the z axis at a distance of 1 km I place a Hertzian Dipole.
Is the orientation of the dipole going to affect whether the loop picks up the emitted signal from the dipole? From reading my book, I think that placing the dipole axis along the z-axis wouldn't allow the loop at the origin to pick up the electromagnetic signal. Would it be better if the dipole was aligned parallel to the x-y plane?
Perhaps someone could help me further. Thank you