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Article HotLink Index for "Antennas & Transmission Lines" column by David Conn, VE3KL:

"Antennas & Transmission Lines" column – 2010 TCA
2010 July-August	The Use of Ferrites and Filters to solve EMI Problems (part 1 of 2)
2010 May-June	Using 4nec2 Antenna Software – A Tutorial: Part 2
2010 March-April	Using 4nec2 Antenna Software – A Tutorial: Part 1
2010 January-February	Building Trapped Dipole Antennas for the HF Bands

"Antennas & Transmission Lines" column – 2009 TCA
2009 November-December	500 KHz Transformers for Receiving Antennas
2009 September-October	An Introduction to Antenna Basics
2009 July-August	50 kHz Receiving Antennas
2009 May-June	Transmission Line Reflections: Part 2
2009 March-April	Transmission Line Reflections: Part I
2009 January-February	A 40 Metre Curtain Dipole

"Antennas & Transmission Lines" column – 2008 TCA
2008 November-December	A set of HF/VHF Portable Antennas
2008 September-October	A New Breed of SWR and Power Meters
2008 July-August	Antenna Arrays for Radio Amateurs
2008 May-June	Antenna Impedance Measurements: Past, Present and Future – Part 3
2008 March-April	Antenna Impedance Measurements: Past, Present and Future – Part 2
2008 January-February	Antenna Impedance Measurements: Past, Present and Future – Part 1

"Antennas & Transmission Lines" column – 2007 TCA
2007 November-December	Improving Antenna Measurements
2007 September-October	Antennas for New Hams
2007 July-August	Understanding Antenna Matching
2007 May-June	Antennas and Transmission Lines
2007 March-April	Antennas and Transmission Lines
2007 January-February	Antennas and Transmission Lines

"Antennas & Transmission Lines" column – 2006 TCA
2006 November-December	Antennas and Transmission Lines
2006 September-October	Antennas and Transmission Lines
2006 July-August	Antennas and Transmission Lines
2006 May-June	Antennas and Transmission Lines
2006 March-April	Antennas and Transmission Lines
2006 January-February	Antennas and Transmission Lines

"Antennas & Transmission Lines" column – November-December 2005 TCA
The Viking story and Iceland Spar
Underwater polarization
Electric Field Basics
Simulation of Polarization When using this simulator, first set the frequencies of the vertical and horizontal components equal to each other. Then set the vertical phase (y axis) to -90 and the horizontal phase (x axis) to 0 degrees. Press start. You will then see a rotating circle drawn on the screen. This is the case for RCP. Now repeat the experiment and set the horizontal phase to 180 degrees, leaving the vertical phase at -90 degrees. You will now see a LCP wave
A second Polarization Simulator This simulator uses radians. Remember that 90 degrees is equivalent to 1.57 radians.
1996 TCA Article by Clare Fowler, VE3NPC The article is titled 'A simple 50-ohm match for 70cm helix antennas'
Biography of Professor Lissajous
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