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Welcome To EH Antenna Systems
Site Introduction
     
Written by Ted Hart   
Tuesday, 07 September 2004

Welcome to the new EH Antenna web site, and welcome to the wonderful world of EH Antennas. At long last we have achieved what many have said was impossible, the development of a new antenna concept. We were never happy to sit back and accept the fact that the Hertz antenna concept (resonant wire) that has been around for 120 years was the only way to build an antenna. As a result of our efforts, the EH Antenna concept offers advantages of every antenna parameter, including Small Size, High Efficiency, wide bandwidth, and very low EMI. Further, a new development in physics is associated with the antenna and has caused the development of the new Hz Antenna.

Previously we closed the “old” web site to allow a major revision. This is primarily due to finally gaining an understanding of the theory of the EH Antenna, and using that theory to enhance the performance of the antenna. We recommend you first read the Theory section and learn that Vladimir, a Russian Physicist, has expanded Maxwell’s equations from a linear concept to a three (3) dimensional world. The result of that effort is a theoretical view of a new form of radiation, in addition to explaining the EH Antenna.
 

In the AM Broadcast section of the Library you will find a document entitled “NAB 2004 Presentation”. This is a copy of a presentation made to the National Association of Broadcasters in Las Vegas in April 2004. This will give you a good overview of the concept as well as define the technical parameters. That was written primarily for AM Broadcasters. We have also written a similar document for Hams. In the RF Identification section of this Library we have included a document entitled “EH Antenna Definition”. This is not to be confused with documents defining the EH Antenna not based on the Hertz antenna. That document explains the conversion of conventional Hertz antennas to EH Antennas. In the theory section there are also documents defining the “Theory of the EH Antenna” as well as a document containing the theory of a new form of radiation (Vladimir’s Theory of Waves). Following this reading, you then have the opportunity to view the remainder of the web site. The site is organized by application, including AM Broadcast, Amateur Radio, and RF Identification as well as Hz Antennas. As new specific applications are developed they will be added to the web site.

 

If you have an interest in understanding the EH Antenna, we suggest you build one and experiment with it. In the Amateur section you will find information to allow you to copy several specific designs or you may strike out on your own using technical information found on this site.

 

This web site was created several years ago and became a sort of diary in that it presented details of the development as it took place. Now that we have essentially concluded the development of the EH Antenna, we have removed a lot of old information and present a current view of those things that will be interesting to every one. That is the purpose of the new web site and the reason for change. This does not mean that there will not be new information presented on this web site. On the contrary, as we continue to develop new applications we will present those. When time permits we will present detailed information on phased arrays and other interesting applications.

 

The most amazing outcome of the development program is the theory that was developed by Vladimir. It is important to note that the EH Antenna concept can not be defined using conventional antenna theory, but rather requires new theory at the physics level. This new theory has opened new applications in physics and communication.

 

It should be noted that one patent has been granted and two more are in process for the EH Antenna. Based on these patents we have licensed various companies to manufacture and sell EH Antennas. You will find a list of those companies in the Link section. We encourage you to build and experiment with EH Antennas. However, all commercial applications are covered by patent and we will aggressively pursue any person or company that produces EH Antennas for economic gain unless that company has a license from EH Antenna Systems.

 

A new company has been formed to sell a license to companies that want to exploit the new form of radiation. A patent has been applied for to cover the special antenna for that mode. For details see the section entitled “HZ Antennas”.

 

We hope most questions you may have relative to EH Antennas are answered by the information presented on this web site. We do have a discussion forum on yahoo. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/eh-antenna/

This web site is presented for your pleasure and as a way to communicate a new concept to the world. We hope you enjoy it. This site will be updated on a continuous basis, so please check back for new additions.

Ted Hart W5QJR – CEO - EH Antenna Systems LLC

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