Do antennas need a ground or are they just connected to a signal output
Antennas do not require a direct connection to a voltage reference point that we call ground. They do interact with ground planes and the terrestrial earth. Their height above the terrain can have a significant effect on the propagation of a transmitted signal or the ability to receive incoming signals.Do antennas need a ground or are they just connected to a signal output
Depends entirely on the antenna type design. Some they do and some they don't. Like others I suggest you read up on antenna designs.Do antennas need a ground or are they just connected to a signal output
I am on Linux as well, but Irfan works fine via Wine. Just let him to drink a bit of Wine and he will not notice any difference between Win soft and own soft
Yet GIMP I see as very powerful and clumsy/inhandly nightmare when it isnt possible to go around. Zillion times more easy and all the same functionally except the semi-transparent layers are Arcsoft Photo Studio (the same via Wine).
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