Abstract
One of the greatest limiting factors in locating an AM broadcast tower is the significant amount of acreage occupied by the buried radials. The authors describe a novel method of feeding a grounded tower which overcomes this difficulty, since essentially no land is required for the earth connection. Computer-predicted values of the radiated electric-field intensity are competitive with those generated by conventional techniques. A scale model has been constructed, and measured results are discussed in comparison with computed values.
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