Abstract
Radiation patterns of 10.6-μ infrared antennas have been obtained experimentally and interpreted by means of a simple theory. It is found that the effective antenna length is equal to the length of the etched portion of the sharpened cat-whisker antenna. This effective antenna length appears to be caused by decoupling of the electromagnetic field across a shape discontinuity of the antenna wire. The results suggest a simple means for defining shape and size of infrared antenna structures.
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