Impedance Transformation with Quarter-Wave Lines

By LA8OKA

This page by Arctic Peak provides a detailed explanation on how to use quarter-wave transmission lines as impedance transformers in ham radio antenna work. It explains how to match impedance values by connecting them with a λ/4 transmission line. The page also offers guidance on constructing your own transmission lines with specific impedance requirements, along with a calculator to determine the quarter wave length based on velocity factor and frequency. Useful for hams looking to optimize antenna performance and match transmission line impedance effectively.

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