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1 A TECHNICAL BRIEFING FOR AMATEUR RADIO OPERATORS “SLOT ANTENNAS: WIRE RECIPROCITY” PRESENTED TO: ARASWF NAPLES, FL FEBRUARY 2016 PRESENTED BY: DR. AL TORRES KP4AQI

For Year 2016 January 2016: “Antenna Gain: Truths and Myths” February 2016: “Slot Antennas: Wire Reciprocity” March 2016: “Fractal Antennas and Metamaterial Antennas” 2

3 PRESENTATION OUTLINE WHAT IS A SLOT ANTENNA SLOT ANTENNA ATTRIBUTES SLOT DIPOLE ANTENNA CONFIGURATION CYLINDRICAL DIPOLE ANTENNAS WITH COMPLEMENTARY SLOT ANTENNAS EVOLUTION OF SLOTTED CYLINDER FROM A SLOTTED SHEET SLOT ANTENNA COMPUTER PROGRAM ARRAY OF SLOT DIPOLES SLOT ANTENNA ON PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD SLOT ANTENNAS ON CONCORDE AIRCRAFT SUPERSONIC SUMMARY

4 WHAT IS A SLOT ANTENNA? A slot antenna consists of a metal surface, usually a flat plate, with a hole or slot cut out. When the plate is driven as an antenna by a driving frequency, the slot radiates electromagnetic waves in a way similar to a dipole antenna The shape and size of the slot, as well as the driving frequency, determine the radiation distribution pattern. Often the radio waves are provided by a waveguide or a coax feedline, and the antenna consists of slots in the waveguide Slot antennas are often used at UHF and microwave frequencies instead of line antennas when greater control of the radiation pattern is required

WHAT IS A SLOT ANTENNA? Cont. Slot antennas are widely used in radar antennas, for the sector antennas used for cell phone base stations, and are often found in standard desktop microwave sources used for research purposes. They are also used by some “adventuresome” hams A slot antenna's main advantages are its size, design simplicity, robustness, and convenient adaptation to mass production using PC board technology 5

SLOT ANTENNA ATTRIBUTES Very efficient radiator; currents are not confined to the edges of the slot but spread out over the sheet Radiation occurs equally from both sides of the sheet If the slot is horizontal, the radiation normal to the sheet is vertically polarized Slot antenna can be energized with a coaxial cable transmission line; outer conductor of the cable is bonded to the metal sheet Terminal resistance at the center of a resonant ( /2) slot in a large sheet is about 500 ohms; for a 50 ohms coax placing the feedline at about /20 will produce perfect matching Slot antennas are similar to wire antennas with 100% reciprocity 6

SLOT DIPOLE ANTENNA 7

CYLINDRICAL DIPOLE ANTENNAS WITH COMPLEMENTARY SLOT ANTENNAS 8

EVOLUTION OF SLOTTED CYLINDER FROM A SLOTTED SHEET 9

SLOT ANTENNA COMPUTER PROGRAM 10 Slot Calculations.xls

ARRAY OF SLOT DIPOLES 11

SLOT ANTENNA ON PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD 12

SLOT ANTENNAS ON CONCORDE AIRCRAFT SUPERSONIC 13

FABRICATION OF SLOT ANTENNA FOR VHF Designed for our repeater frequency / MHz Made from construction insulating material with Aluminum side Inexpensive construction Dimensions from the KP4AQI computer program Simple feed attachment 14

15 SUMMARY WE HAVE DEFINED SLOT ANTENNAS CONFIGURATIONS SLOT ANTENNAS ARE MORE EFFICIENT THAN WIRE OR CYLINDRICAL ANTENNAS SLOT ANTENNAS ARE EASY TO FABRICATE; DESIGN CALCULATIONS ARE PROVIDED BY THE KP4AQI EXCEL COMPUTER PROGRAM CAN BE MADE FROM INSULATING FOAM (4’ X 8’) FOR THE 2 METER BAND OR FROM A SHEET OF COPPER FOR THE 450 MHz BAND

16 MORE INFORMATION or COPY OF PRESENTATION SEND AN TO THE FOLLOWING URL: CONTACT ME AT: AL TORRES KP4AQI P. O. BOX DAYTON, OH