Radiation resistance of half-wave dipole (λ/2) antenna is in free space-A-73 ΩB- .symbol { font family: symbol; } 120 pC-36.5 ΩD-70 Ω-A-73 Ω

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Radiation resistance of half-wave dipole (&lambda;/2) antenna is in free space-A-73 &Omega;B- .symbol { font family: symbol; } 120 pC-36.5 &Omega;D-70 &Omega;-A-73 &Omega;

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A 73 &Omega; Radiation resistance is mathematically given by: Rr = 80*(pi)*(pi)*(dl/wavelenth)^2. Here dl = (wavelength/2).

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