制作天线注意事项(国外英语资料).doc

制作天线注意事项 1, in accordance with the principle of Yagi antenna, the geometric center is high frequency oscillator zero potential. Therefore, the geometrical centers of several oscillators can be insulated from each other or connected by metal support columns. But because of the size of the DIY error, caused by the geometric center is not very accurate, there are places with a metal support column after the connection has certain effect. If the condition is fixed, it might as well be made of insulation. 2, many friends DIY, vibrator between nut support, this is no problem. But be careful, the nut is not too big. Because the oscillator size of the 2.4GHz band is relatively small, the geometric center will not be too large. If the nut is too large, it is possible to short-circuit a part of the copper surface, so that the effective area of the oscillator will be reduced and the antenna performance will be worse. How big is good, Im not sure, anyway, the smaller the nut, the better the screw, the better. 3, the 3 copper copper Yagi antenna several dimensions on the error requirement is low, the success rate of DIY is relatively high. Ive already explained in a post. Ill say it again here: Active oscillator and oscillator to the width is the same, their width error, is +-4mm, that is to say, the width from 52mm-60mm can use, in Bobbi in the available range (all wavelengths below 1.5), just a slight change in a few tenths of DB gain. The allowable length error is +2mm, -1mm - what does that mean? That is, if it is longer than the standard size, the tolerance of 2mm is allowed, and if shorter than the standard size, the error of 1mm is allowed. Specifically, it is necessary to say that the active oscillator is different from the leading oscillator length. The active oscillator length is between 52-55mm. The length of the leading oscillator is between 47-50. Yesterday, I scanned the distance between 3 pieces of copper. I would like to see what the allowable error is. This tim