Antenna matching

Antenna matching

The technique of establishing a satisfactory relationship between the antenna impedance and the transmission-line or transmitter- output impedance, for maximum transfer of power into the antenna. Also, the matching of antenna impedance to receiver-input impedance, for delivery of maximum energy to the receiver.

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