Updated to 2.02 4 January 2005 - added tabulated
output to both screen and printer; allowed specification
of number of test frequencies (was fixed at 1000)
This program shows the resistance and reactance to be expected
looking into the base of a cylindrical metallic tower over a
perfect ground. It gives a useful approximation of the values
to be expected in a real-world situation.
Here are the highlights of this program:
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This program is a graphics type with plots of resistance
(R), reactance (jX) and impedance (Z) presented
simultaneously as a function of frequency.
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Although most-precise for cylindrical antennas over an
ideal ground plane, it has proven to be quite useful in
"real world" situations as well.
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Writes a comma-delimited file with frequency, resistance,
reactance and impedance tabulated for input to another
program.
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Output to the printer as well as the screen
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