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--- user:kurser:ham_vt2023_l7 [2026/03/22 18:18] – Updated antenna material to KonCEPT v2.6.1 loka
+++ user:kurser:ham_vt2023_l7 [2026/03/22 18:34] (current) – Updated Swedish glossary. loka
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 ==Direction==
-The most ideal antenna is a single charge floating in free space, radiating as a sphere equally strongly in all directions. Such a single charge is known academically as an //isotropic radiator//. Practically, antennas are real objects and thus not single charges, meaning that the "radiation sphere" (made-up word) is very much not a sphere. Most antennas only //illuminate// (actual term) a smaller part of that hypothetical sphere, meaning that most of the EM field is sent/received from/to the antenna at that specific direction in space. The illuminated area is known as the //beam area// (SE: ??).
+The most ideal antenna is a single charge floating in free space, radiating as a sphere equally strongly in all directions. Such a single charge is known academically as an //isotropic radiator//. Practically, antennas are real objects and thus not single charges, meaning that the "radiation sphere" (made-up word) is very much not a sphere. Most antennas only //illuminate// (actual term) a smaller part of that hypothetical sphere, meaning that most of the EM field is sent/received from/to the antenna at that specific direction in space. The illuminated area is known as the //beam area// (SE: strålrymdvinkel).
 How small that illuminated segment of the sphere is as opposed to size the entire sphere, is known as the //antenna directivity//. The directivity is often given in dB with respect to that ideal //isotropic radiator//. The unit is thus **dBi**. A very large part of an antenna's design specification, is its directivity. Different types of antennas have very different directivities.
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 ^ English ^Svenska ^ Comment ^
+| -3 dB point     | Halvvärdesbredd       | |
+| Antenna array     | Gruppantenn       | |
+| Boom     | Bom       | |
+| Design factor     | Förkortningsfaktor       | |
+| Directors     | Direktorer, passiva element       | |
+| Driven element     | Matat element, aktivt element       | |
+| Elements     | Antennelement, spröt       | |
+| Gain     | Antennvinst       | |
+| Lobe     | Strålkägla       | |
+| Lobe beamwidth     | Öppningsvinkel       | |
+| Lobe pattern     | Strålningsdiagram       | |
+| Parasitic element     | Parasitelement       | |
+| Radio broadcast     | Rundradio       | |
+| Radome     | Radom       | |
+| Reflector     | Reflektorer       | |
 | Resistor     | Motstånd       | |