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Antenna Dipoles Calculation

Magnetic Current (Im) =
Half antenna length (L) =
Wave Length ( λ ) =
Radius (r) =
Z-axis length(z) =
Coordinate Angle ( θ ) =


Dipole Current (I) =
Electric Wave (Eθ) =
Magnetic Wave (HΦ) =
Average radiated power density (Pd)

 
   
  
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Formula
Current (I) = Im Sin( β(L - |z|) )
Electric Wave (Eθ) = ( 60 ×Im / r ) ×[ ( Cos (βL Cos&theta) - Cos(βL) ) / Sinθ ]
Magnetic Wave (HΦ) = ( Im / 2 πr ) ×[ ( Cos (βL Cos&theta) - Cos(βL) ) / Sinθ ]
Average radiated power density (Pd) = (15× Im2 / πr2 ) ×[ ( Cos (βL Cos&theta) - Cos(βL) ) / Sinθ ] 2


Where,
    β = 2π / λ
    λ = Wave Length
    Im = Magnetic Current
    L = Half Antenna Length
    r = radius
    θ = Angle

This tool will help you dynamically to calculate dipole antennas