Abstract: The invention relates to compact radio antennae structures having wide bandwidth characteristics, the antennae structure including a plurality of end-fed antennae, and a terminal connected to end feed the antennae, wherein each of the antennae comprise a pair of extended conductors disposed in helical insulated windings of the same diameter and opposite chirality, the windings being coaxially, longitudinally coextensive and connected together at one end to form said end-feed, and wherein the antennae are each of different electrical lengths.

Abstract: Compact radio antennae are disclosed which comprise an extended conductor, such as a wire, arranged to form an elongated structure. The conductor is arranged in a plurality of windings comprising windings of opposite senses positioned coaxially in proximate relation. In one form the conductor is arranged in a series of helical windings all coaxial, to form a cylindrical structure, and successive windings in the series are alternately left-handed and right-handed. In another form the conductor is arranged in a first helical winding forming a cylindrical structure and a second helical winding of opposite chirality to the first, but with the same number of turns and longitudinal extent and coaxial with it. A flux-concentrating core may be longitudinally disposed within the cylindrical structure. Antennae are particularly described for the HF, VHF and UHF bands.

Abstract: Compact radio antennae are disclosed which comprise an extended conductor, such as a wire, arranged to form an elongated structure. The conductor is arranged in a plurality of windings comprising windings of opposite senses positioned coaxially in proximate relation. In one form the conductor is arranged in a series of helical windings all coaxial, to form a cylindrical structure, and successive windings in the series are alternately left-handed and right-handed. In another form the conductor is arranged in a first helical winding forming a cylindrical structure and a second helical winding of opposite chirality to the first, but with the same number of turns and longitudinal extent and coaxial with it. A flux-concentrating core may be longitudinally disposed within the cylindrical structure. Antennae are particularly described for the HF, VHF and UHF bands.