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The ideal ground plane should be perfectly conducting and infinite
(according to John Kraus in his book Antennas). It is true that the "measured impedance of a stub antenna varies appreciably as a function of the ground-plane-diameter", but the variation diminishes as the diameter is increased. Large square ground planes result in less variation than round ones. From the standpoint of radiation shielding, the larger plane should be better than small ones. Colin |
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