Re: [EVGRAY] Re: RF power factor?

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Thanks Hector very cool insights!  Add in staggered phase polarized
nodes and the antenna gain could go up exponentially but would likely
only work with burst modulation techniques so the spectral density would
likely drop unless the nodes were MIMO.


On 8/31/2018 12:14 PM, [email protected] [EVGRAY] wrote:
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> Well that is something that can be experimented , i see there is much
> loss in the transmission line used for RF  and if we see the input
> power does not reflect any gain in the conversion from DC to RF in the
> resultant terminal power transmission other than the antenna
> multiplication factor ..
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> then lets  say we have a FREQUENCY amplifier with a unity power
> factor  non RF (non-radiating power signal ) feeding a phase shifting
> impedance network at the antenna that changes the Phased POWER signal 
> to non phased RF. will multiply the power by a factor of seven within
> the antenna RF emitting nodes. coupled to the natural antenna
> multiplication factor , you can imagine , what is pumping 100W NON RF
> phased signal into a De-phasing impedance match resonant to antenna
> element  and getting 700W RF effective power at a dipole ...
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> RV goes farther than anyone can think ... its just not just motors &
> energy savings ..
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> ---In [email protected], <mkjekyll@...> wrote :
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> Hector,
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> If one has a perfect impedance match to a transmission line and antenna
> for a 1:1 swr is there any time a reactive power factor transmits
> further than a unity power factor maybe with a certain asymmetric
> antenna design?
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