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Investigating the current and voltage on a Lecher line with a loop dipole

Investigating the current and voltage on a Lecher line with a loop dipole

VP3.7.3.2

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Description

In the experiment P3.7.3.2, a transmitting dipole (l/2 folded dipole) is attached to the end of the Lecher line. Subsequently, it is no longer possible to detect any voltage or current maxima on the Lecher line itself. A current maximum is detectable in the middle of the dipole, and voltage maxima at the dipole ends.

Components of equipment sets

1	587551 8	UHF wave generator
1	58756 8	Lecher system with accessories
1	31178 4	Tape measure 2 m / 1 mm
3	30011 4	Saddle base

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P3.7.3.2 Investigating the current and voltage on a Lecher line with a loop dipole

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Investigating the current and voltage on a Lecher line with a loop dipole

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Experiment Instructions

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