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Antenna (radio), also known as an aerial, a transducer designed to transmit or receive electromagnetic (e.g. TV or radio) waves. -Wikipedia
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Reflection of Electric field in open-circuited transmission line
But we know, the wave should reflect back 100% power(indicated by voltage reflec coefficient=1, and practically, close to 100% power, if we ignore fringe effect at the open end)
From antenna point of … How do i explain flaring in waveguide horn antenna (to match free space)? For rectangular waveguide in TE10, \$\eta=\eta_0/\sqrt{1-(f_c/f)^2}, f_c=c/2a\$. …
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