Log Periodic Golden Ratio Coaxial Waveguide

[GRON]

What is an Articulation?

Thank you for the advice, Vtech

I am interested in your work with the Lakhowsky MWO.



What is a Wave Articulation Matrix?

Articulation: A space where two or more things interact.

In this case, we are talking about the set of spaces where standing waves interfere, or heterodyne, with one another.

These are the spaces between the eight metal cylinders.

A harp or a church bell could be thought of as a Wave Articulation Matrix for sound waves.

Here is a WAM with only 4 rings instead of eight. In the photo, it is partially disconnected.




Recommended Reading:
The Plant between Sun and Earth, and the Science of Physical and Ethereal Spaces by George Adams, and Olive Whicher.

This is a book about Projective Geometry.

[blackchisel97]

Thank you for the advice, Vtech

I am interested in your work with the Lakhowsky MWO.



What is a Wave Articulation Matrix?

Articulation: A space where two or more things interact.

In this case, we are talking about the set of spaces where standing waves interfere, or heterodyne, with one another.

These are the spaces between the eight metal cylinders.

A harp or a church bell could be thought of as a Wave Articulation Matrix for sound waves.

Or an old pipe organ.... There is an interesting lecture on YT by Eric Dollard regarding this phenomenon.
I corrected my previous post. After re reading later it came to me that I exaggerated the value of extended field of log periodic antenna. I believe it is 1.5 times instead of 4 as I originally wrote.

Thanks
Vtech

[GRON]

Delrin Cylinder Dimensions



I love Eric Dollard. I wrote him a snail mail letter about this thing and he wrote back with lots of good ideas and insight.

I recalculated the dimensions of the plastic cylinders so that the smallest one can simply be a 1/4 inch rod -- that one doesn't need to be machined. I have also chosen to use Delrin instead of Acrylic because acrylic chips and shatters too easily.

[Dave45]

We are thinking along the same lines