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1. • • Because there are going to be two kinds of smaller antennas. The first kind is reliable but it’s going to be about the same price as a larger antenna. The other kind, which is going to be very cheap, won’t work at all unless you’re so close to the towers that virtually anything would work.
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2. arsiconsultants.com › 2020/05/19 › why-does-the-sizeWhy Does the Size of the Antenna Matter? - ARSI

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   May 19, 2020 · An explanation on why the size of an antenna is important to the antenna's performance, and how this size constraint can affect the design of a device.

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4. www.physicsforums.com › threads › does-the-size-ofDoes the size of an antenna matter? - Physics Forums

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   Nov 13, 2018 · Why is the size of an antenna important? The size of an antenna is important because it affects its efficiency. A larger antenna can capture and transmit more radio waves, making it more effective at communication.

5. www.jimsantennas.com.au › 2024/10/15 › why-areWant to know why antennas are smaller? - jimsantennas.com.au

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   Oct 15, 2024 · Discover why antennas on newly built homes are smaller than older analog ones. Learn the science behind these compact designs and how digital frequencies allow for better performance. Trust Jim’s Antennas for expert installation, upgrades, and repairs.

6. blog.solidsignal.com › tutorials › will-tv-antennasWill TV antennas ever get smaller? - The Solid Signal Blog

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   Aug 10, 2023 · In fact, more people need large antennas now than needed them just ten years ago. Let’s deep dive into why. Antennas got smaller because amplifiers got really good. One of the easiest ways to get more signal from an antenna is to amplify it.

7. ham.stackexchange.com › questions › 20860Why are longer antennas not suitable to pick higher ...

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   May 5, 2022 · A higher frequency needs a shorter antenna and vice versa. I can see that with a high frequency like 500 kHz, an antenna should be around 28,000 cm (280 m) in length, otherwise the EM waves are too long to resonate your antenna properly: Dipole Calculator.

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   Does antenna size matter?

   • Yes size matters, if you want a good antenna, that is. The study of antenna design is complicated and is mostly about dealing with how to make a good antenna when making a great antenna is too hard or impossible.

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   Why is a large antenna better than a short antenna?

   • A large antenna has a lot more opportunities than a short antenna for these cancellations, depending on the frequency and the angle to the incoming EM wavefront, because more portions of a large antenna are farther apart, often by a half wavelength or more. (for a given finite element size partitioning)

   Why are longer antennas not suitable to pick higher frequencies?

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   Is it wasteful to make an antenna bigger than it needs?

   • As a matter of practicality, it is wasteful to make an antenna larger than it need be, but it is not the same as saying it won't work. If the antenna is too long, the waves on one part of the antenna cancel out the waves on another part of the antenna. (Intuitive description only, do not use for calculations)

   Why are longer antennas not suitable to pick higher frequencies?

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   What are the advantages of a small antenna?

   • Its small form factor makes it conveniently portable, wiht an effiecient short antenna that won’t get in your way.

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   What happens if antenna dimension is reduced?

   • Fundamental limitations It is commonly understood that as antennas reduce in size, antenna gain and efficiency will degrade and the bandwidth tends to be narrower. Then, a question arises how small a dimension an antenna can take for practical use? Or, what will happen when the antenna dimension is limitlessly reduced?

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   Can a small antenna transmit high power?

   • A small antenna can be a reasonable receive (Rx) antenna, but will not be able to transmit (Tx) high power efficiently. See the pictures below for an AM radio Rx (ferrite rod) antenna from a portable radio, and the corresponding AM radio Tx antenna...

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9. novotech.com › blogs › newsShort Range vs. Long Range Antenna: How To Choose Which You Need

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   Jul 5, 2022 · Regardless of why you need one, it would help if you chose the correct antenna for the job. Here’s how to compare short-range vs. long-range antennas, how they’re different, and what you should consider to ensure you choose the best antenna for your needs.