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Articles featuring models incorporating various types of transmission lines and coaxial cables.

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The Lazy-H Antenna: A 10-Meter Band Design Guide
Build a high-performance Lazy-H antenna for the 10-meter band. Learn to design and simulate your own antenna with this guide. Calculate performance with AN-SOF and discover the benefits of wide bandwidth and excellent gain. Watch the included video tutorial for step-by-step modeling.
Extended Double Zepp (EDZ): A Phased Array Solution for Directional Antenna Applications
The Extended Double Zepp (EDZ) antenna offers higher gain than a half-wave dipole, but matching to 50-Ohm coax is difficult. This article explores a phased array design using two EDZs for directional radio transmission, achieving good gain and easier impedance matching.
Transmission Line Feeding in Antenna Design: Exploring the Four-Square Array
Explore the Four-Square Array: a phased array using six transmission lines in its feeding system. Perfect for directional control, it combines simplicity and performance for RF engineers, ham operators, and antenna designers.
Linking Log-Periodic Antenna Elements Using Transmission Lines
Dive into the world of advanced antenna design with our latest tutorial! Discover the art of connecting Log-Periodic Antenna Elements using Transmission Lines in the AN-SOF Antenna Simulator.
Validating Numerical Methods: Transmission Line Theory and AN-SOF Modeling
Validate AN-SOF numerical results against classical transmission line theory in this detailed study of a wire-over-ground-plane system. By utilizing the short-circuit and open-circuit impedance technique, we demonstrate how simulated data correlates with standard characteristic impedance formulas. This article provides a step-by-step procedure for modeling lines in the AN-SOF workspace and highlights the engine's precision in handling image theory and near-field interactions for numerical method validation.