Dipole versus wideband magnetic loop performance simulations show that a good active loop will stack up fairly well on the HF ham bands. Read more
Compare Wideband Loop Amplifier Performance
With LTSpice and a loop antenna model, you can easily compare wideband loop amplifier performance. Here is my evaluation of several popular circuits. Read more
LTSpice Magnetic Loop Model
You can experiment with wideband magnetic loop design with the LTSpice Magnetic Loop Model. Download here. Read more
How Wideband Loops Work – Keeping Current
Wideband loops work by extracting signal current independent of frequency. You will find the theory completely different from traditional tuned loops. Read more
Mark Russinovich Technical Fiction and More
Enjoy Mark Russinovich technical fiction – adventures in cyberspace. Plus, all this from a guy who has written some amazing software, as well. Read more
Magnetic Loop Voltage – Inducing a Signal
Whether we are using an actual magnetic loop antenna or simulating an equivalent circuit, we need to understand how a signal voltage develops across the loop. Where does it come from? Read more
Constant Current Loops – Fact or Fiction
Magnetic loop antennas are often called constant current loops, which means received signals provide a uniform current flow around the entire loop. Is this assumption realistic? Read more
Tuned Loops Magnify Voltages
Tuned loops magnify voltages like magic. We need to understand how tuned loops work before moving on to un-tuned or wideband loop antennas. Read more
Magnetic Loop Equivalent Circuit
Your magnetic loop equivalent circuit is the engine under the hood for simulating the performance of an entire wideband active loop antenna. Here’s what it looks like. Read more
Prototype Magloop Baseline Data
Before I start experimenting, it was time to collect some prototype magloop baseline data. My antenna analyzer come in handy. Read more