A. wire antennas
B. aperture antennas
C. array antennas
D. none of the mentioned
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A. wire antennas
B. aperture antennas
C. array antennas
D. none of the mentioned
They are the most fundamental form of antennas and were originally invented by Heinrich Rudolph Hertz in 1886.
Dipoles provide the backbone for radio frequency broadcasts and are commonly used with more elaborate directional antennas such as a horn antenna.
Dipole antennas can be multi-band, such as fan dipole antennas, or they can be optimized for specific purposes, such as the BCA-620 which is optimized for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR), and signal intelligence (SIGINT). Folded dipole antennas are also used in Yagi-Uda antennas for terrestrial television (TV) reception