Theory, design, implementation and discussion of RF and high-frequency electronics

r/rfelectronicsTheory, design, implementation and discussion of RF and high-frequency electronics

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Is this line a capacitive E field coupler or an EM resonant strip or a B field coupler? Thanks.

Posted by u/BarnardWellesley in r/rfelectronics

RF Path Loss Equation

Posted by u/sdrmatlab in r/rfelectronics

The discontinuity capacitance and the effective position of a shielded open circuit in a coaxial line (P. I. Somlo, 1967)

Posted by u/nic0nicon1 in r/rfelectronics

RF lab experiments. 8K Image.

Posted by u/protofield in r/rfelectronics

Is there an m5 solid stud to sma female attachment for this antenna?

Posted by u/gryponyx in r/rfelectronics

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