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Antenna Grounds |
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Under construction What does the ground on or under an antenna do? 1.) Provides something for the antenna to push against, in other words provides the other terminal for the feedline of a Marconi-style or single wire fed antenna. 2.) Provides an alternative path for currents that would normally be induced in lossy soil or objects under the antenna 3.) Provides a low loss return path for displacement currents caused by the antenna's electric field
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