Introduction to Antennas

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  • Опубліковано 24 лис 2024

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  • @mikemercury8323
    @mikemercury8323 8 років тому +2

    Excellent delivery of the subject matter. No messing around, straight to the point, clear and interesting presentation. It's 30 mins well spent!

  • @guloguloguy
    @guloguloguy 5 років тому +1

    WOW!!!!! Who knew, that "Antennas" could be such a fascinating subject, and so well explained, and illustrated!!!! The instructor is AWESOME!!! Great style, and VERY INTELLIGENT, OBVIOUSLY!!! WE NEED INSTRUCTORS LIKE THIS, IN ALL SUBJECTS!!!! IMHO: THIS IS GREAT PRESENTATION!!!!

    • @lulin2546
      @lulin2546 5 років тому

      calm the fuck down buddy

  • @EdEditz
    @EdEditz 8 років тому +5

    This was very useful. I've been working with transmitters and everything that goes with them for years but I never knew exactly how the propagation of EM waves worked. He explains it very well here (at 1:40 ) how electrical fields generate magnetic fields that generate electrical fields and so on.

    • @TheErod1944Channel
      @TheErod1944Channel  8 років тому +8

      I Agree. This video is the "real deal" and used as a training film at a major telecommunications company.
      It was originally on VHS and I actually rescued it just before the tapes went into the dumpster. Glad it was helpful.

    • @EdEditz
      @EdEditz 8 років тому

      Wow, I'm glad you managed to save it from the dumpster just in time. ^__^

  • @brendatotty4464
    @brendatotty4464 9 років тому +5

    Excellent presentation. I liked the direct approach.

  • @cosmocramer1004
    @cosmocramer1004 7 років тому +1

    Best antenna video I have seen !

  • @q10115
    @q10115 2 роки тому

    Informative and straight to the point.

  • @davidweatherwax9852
    @davidweatherwax9852 9 років тому +5

    "Dan Clark Staff Engineer LMPS" was Land Mobile Products Sector of Motorola Inc. This was produced in late 1980's at Schaumburg headquaters.

  • @nelsonwalker7105
    @nelsonwalker7105 3 роки тому

    very good explanation I enjoyed this video

  • @serpentineflame
    @serpentineflame 8 років тому +1

    Superb information delivery

  • @boeing757pilot
    @boeing757pilot 9 років тому +3

    Well done. Not flashy, but good, coherent information. Good job!

    • @RajRaj-yp5kx
      @RajRaj-yp5kx 3 роки тому

      Flashy flamboyant presentations have started only in the present times. Old is gold.

  • @dougtaylor7724
    @dougtaylor7724 Місяць тому

    Why didn’t I find videos like this when learning Ham radios, antennas and the like?

  • @Spoolz07
    @Spoolz07 8 років тому

    This is excellent, very well explained.

  • @davidwilkie9551
    @davidwilkie9551 7 років тому

    A useful listing of EM wave characteristics that is a good basis for applying, as a visual intuition, to the concept of radio emission into an isotropic field of fields for full spectrum QM phases into the QF standing wave of synchronization, for which either BBT or temporal superposition is the same visually and mathematically.
    Eg if a galaxy is fitted into the schema of wave projections, then the "elemental" characteristics of the antennae for the patterns shown will "suggest" the properties of neutron frequency based resonance and implied characteristics of the stars, black holes and disc or ovals of the galactic shapes that will include the gravitational "holes" into which the resonance guides the matter.

  • @sreenivasulupala2374
    @sreenivasulupala2374 11 років тому +1

    Excellent !!
    Nicely explained.

    • @purwarzCajon
      @purwarzCajon 7 років тому

      Sreenivasulu Pala it is really gud

  • @FranklinBryan
    @FranklinBryan Рік тому

    Awesome. Thanks

  • @frankyfranke8226
    @frankyfranke8226 7 років тому +1

    Excellent lesson on antenna theory... Made me crave a bowl of ice cream topped with whiptop though... Hmmm 🍧

  • @wolfgangbeginners-mind2853
    @wolfgangbeginners-mind2853 8 років тому +1

    where the heck did you get this? Its a gem. I had forgotten some of the items mentioned in the video. I got my first ham license back in 1973, and I wish I could of seen this back then. THANKS!

  • @MauroPereira1000
    @MauroPereira1000 10 років тому

    Great video!

  • @habiks
    @habiks 7 років тому +1

    best explanation ever!

  • @jondelaire
    @jondelaire Місяць тому

    So there is a displacement current happening in mid air due to the capacitance?

  • @L0j1k
    @L0j1k 4 роки тому +2

    I bet this dude is dynamite in the sack. Layin pipe like a pro.

  • @MANISHSAHU-zz5jq
    @MANISHSAHU-zz5jq 7 років тому +1

    very nice

  • @HellaFunnyShorts
    @HellaFunnyShorts 8 років тому

    very well done

  • @mortarmopp3919
    @mortarmopp3919 2 роки тому

    Whoa! What VHS tape did this come from?

  • @ProfessorMarcosCarnevali
    @ProfessorMarcosCarnevali 5 років тому

    Very good! Thank you!

  • @cjunk351
    @cjunk351 8 років тому +3

    THe start sounded like Welcome Back Cotter intro

  • @gerrykenshin436
    @gerrykenshin436 10 років тому +1

    Thank you for the education.

  • @cortneyholt
    @cortneyholt 2 роки тому

    This is how we make flying saucers, these plus an lc circuit

  • @JagadishVakati
    @JagadishVakati 10 років тому

    Best of lectures!!!

  • @nicksokolov6024
    @nicksokolov6024 5 років тому +2

    Maxwell predicted very little, he wrote a book on Faraday experiments then used by Heaviside to solve the set of 23 Maxwell unknowns down to a manageable 3 variables and time. The equations should be referred to as Heaviside-Faraday equations.Maxwell did not have the mathematical skills to solve the equations - however he was a high office holder and in typical British way credited the his work tpo Maxwell in hope that he would move up in class conscious British empire. Maxwell did not reciprocate.

    • @L0j1k
      @L0j1k 4 роки тому

      While I agree that Heaviside and Faraday were the bigger minds, and that this is believable and certainly true to a degree, "Maxwell did not have the mathematical skills to solve the equations" is incredulous hyperbole.

    • @nicksokolov6024
      @nicksokolov6024 4 роки тому

      @@L0j1k Heaviside solved the equations - simplicity and elegance.

  • @looncan7484
    @looncan7484 9 років тому

    Remember that Simpsons episode in the box factory, i was trapped there for 26mins

  • @serpentineflame
    @serpentineflame 8 років тому

    Sweet funky music

  • @ronaldonmg
    @ronaldonmg 5 років тому

    What's the next video to watch if you want to know more instead of hearing the same basics repeated?

    • @csaracho2009
      @csaracho2009 Місяць тому

      After the 'basics', study Maxwell Equations...

  • @intellilab-rw8qi
    @intellilab-rw8qi 2 місяці тому

    5:52 complete circuit

  • @larsc4714
    @larsc4714 8 років тому +2

    Antenna viewing... porn... back to antenna viewing

    • @TheErod1944Channel
      @TheErod1944Channel  8 років тому +3

      OK, so you have a life..... Quit Bragging. lol

    • @larsc4714
      @larsc4714 8 років тому

      sshhh im watching Justin B now lolz

  • @wikimon
    @wikimon 5 років тому

    so much mouth smacking...