UHF DIPOLE ANTENNA

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A UHF dipole antenna is formed by splitting the two wires of a two-wire transmission line, and bending them back to form a single straight line. The antenna feed is in the middle of the dipole antenna, where the split occurs. A UHF dipole antenna is a resonant antenna.
     The optimal length of a UHF dipole antenna is one half of the wavelength of the signal being received or transmitted by the antenna.


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