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The “Hairpin” Match - ehpes
The Hairpin MatchA hairpin Match is a simple impedance transforming method that can sometimes be used to Match low impedance Yagis, short antennas, and others, to higher impedance feed linesBill Wortman, N6 MWIntroductionExperimental antennas often do not immediately appear with a 50 ohm input that will provide a 1:1 SWR by just attaching your standard feed line. Numerous approaches are discussed to adding various matching devices at the antenna to cure this problem in the ham literature. Often the discussions of such methods do not dwell the question of how you start to make a selection of a matching method but just provide a solution for the author s example. In this article the simple and often cited1,2,3 matching method often called hairpin matching will be discussed to help determine if a hairpin Match can meet your needs, andindicate how to design and implement that Match .
balanced 200 ohm antenna impedance that is further transformed with a 4:1 λ/2 coaxial “step up balun.” This provides a final 50 ohm unbalanced antenna impedance that is a good match to a 50 ohm (unbalanced) coaxial cable. 7 At N6MW a 160 meter vertical of 17.5 m height with conducting guy wires attached at
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