RE: PSpice model for 1/4 wavelength antenna

2003-10-13 Thread drcuthb...@micron.com

Robert,

sorry this is so late but I was out last week. A three-element series RLC
SPICE model for your antenna is: 36 ohms, 2.13 pF, 63 nH. Here is how it
compares to a NEC model of a 6.5 inch long, #12 AWG wire, over perfect ground:

FREQ SPICE NEC
100  36-j668   1-j712
200  36-j294   5-j302
300  36-j130   14-j137
400  36-j2830-j27
500  36+j4859+j61
600  36-j113   123+j170

You can see that is looses accuracy above resonance. If you need a better
model I think I can develop a better one that incorporates a transmission
line. 

   Dave Cuthbert
   Micron Technology



From: robert Macy [mailto:m...@california.com]
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Subject: PSpice model for 1/4 wavelength antenna



Does someone out there have a PSpice model for a 1/4
wavelength antenna? 433.92MHz 

Something that I can change to reflect diameter of the rod,
detuning, etc. 

Or, do you know someone who has such a model? 

Need it fast, please.

  - Robert -

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RE: PSpice model for 1/4 wavelength antenna

2003-10-08 Thread Brench, Colin

Hi Robert,

SPICE  is a time domain tool, you might have difficulty finding a suitable
model as most antenna analysis is performed in the frequency domain.  To find
the radiation resitance and impedance of a monopole is easy using one of the
NEC family of codes (Numerical Electromagnetics Code) MininNEC etc.  but this
would not be a sufficient model for a SPICE run.

Length diameter, feedpoint etc can all be considered but I know of no efficent
tool for doing this in the time domain.

Colin..


From: robert Macy [mailto:m...@california.com]
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Subject: PSpice model for 1/4 wavelength antenna



Does someone out there have a PSpice model for a 1/4
wavelength antenna? 433.92MHz 

Something that I can change to reflect diameter of the rod,
detuning, etc. 

Or, do you know someone who has such a model? 

Need it fast, please.

  - Robert -

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   408 286 3985 . . . .. . . fx 408 297 9121
   AJM International Electronics Consultants
   101 E San Fernando, Suite 402
   San Jose, CA  95112


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PSpice model for 1/4 wavelength antenna

2003-10-08 Thread robert Macy

Does someone out there have a PSpice model for a 1/4
wavelength antenna? 433.92MHz 

Something that I can change to reflect diameter of the rod,
detuning, etc. 

Or, do you know someone who has such a model? 

Need it fast, please.

  - Robert -

   Robert A. Macy, PE .. m...@california.com
   408 286 3985 . . . .. . . fx 408 297 9121
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   101 E San Fernando, Suite 402
   San Jose, CA  95112


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