Log-Periodic Antennas
Log-periodic antennas are a type of directional antenna designed to operate over a wide range of frequencies. They consist of a series of dipole elements arranged in a specific geometric pattern, where the lengths and spacings of the elements vary logarithmically.
This category of antennas includes the log-periodic dipole array (LPDA), the custom quad, and the Yagi-Uda antennas, each offering unique advantages for various applications. The Yagi-Uda antenna, while not inherently log-periodic, is frequently grouped in this category due to its directional characteristics and is widely used in television reception and amateur radio. The LPDA is renowned for its broad frequency range and consistent gain, making it ideal for applications such as telecommunications and broadcasting. The custom quad antenna, often tailored to specific needs, provides enhanced gain and directivity, suitable for both amateur and professional radio use.
Log-Periodic Antenna Catalog
Apps
Antenna Designer | Design, visualize, and analyze antennas |
Objects
lpda | Create printed log-periodic dipole array antenna |
quadCustom | Create Yagi-Uda custom array antenna |
yagiUda | Create Yagi-Uda array antenna |