Claus,
Do you mean helix rather than toroid? I imagine a helical coil wound around
a tree trunk, spiraling up, would give better coupling than a toroid. Have
you, or someone else, done this? The real issue is to set it up and get
some impedance data. Then one can do a matching network design. There is
no a priori good answer.
Doug Miron
"Claude Frantz" <r31dmaeu_at_pc0312a.rz.unibw-muenchen.de> writes:
rsmueller_at_netzero.net wrote:
> Please tell us what a HEMAC is?
HEMAC = Hybrid electromagnetic antenna coupler
It is a coupling device allowing a tree to be used as an antenna. It is
a sort of toroidal air coil wound around the tree.
Claude
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