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 | | IMPEDANCE Before discussing the design of impedance transformers, it is useful to briefly discuss the nature of impedance and impedance in receiving antennas, since many radio enthusiasts find the concept somewhat slippery. |
 | | Impedance is a force that inhibits the flow of alternating current through a transmission line, transformer, coil, etc. When dealing with DC current flow, the only inhibition to current flow is simple resistance, measured in ohms. |
 | | Impedance in antennas is dependant on their length, height above ground, configuration and often, on the frequency of the signals being received. |
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