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Does the antenna only increase transmitting range or can it increase reception in regards to flipper zero and the CC1101 Wireless Module?
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Martaine2005
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The or an , antenna will only do its job for what it’s designed to do.
Sorry, I have no idea about the flipper.
But yes. The antenna recives and transmits.
Would you care to elaborate?.
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Most hacking destroys your personal equipment.
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Sorry, I have no idea about the flipper.
But yes. The antenna recives and transmits.
Would you care to elaborate?.
Sorry, we don’t allow or contribute to hacking. It’s against the forum rules.
Most hacking destroys your personal equipment.
Martin
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The purpose of an antenna is to afford some form of 'gain' to the signal regardless of the direction of energy flow i.e. transmitting or receiving.
Such gain is a function of many physical aspects of the antenna design, not simply length. Antenna gain is associated with its radiation pattern which itself is plotted over 360 degrees at a fixed distance from the radiator element. You can increase the gain but at a loss (a decrease) of reception (or transmission) 'width' i.e. the higher the gain the more directional the antenna becomes.
It's a very complex interaction and not possible to explain in the simpler confines of this forum but there are many books - and no doubt videos - on the subject if you care to search for them.
Such gain is a function of many physical aspects of the antenna design, not simply length. Antenna gain is associated with its radiation pattern which itself is plotted over 360 degrees at a fixed distance from the radiator element. You can increase the gain but at a loss (a decrease) of reception (or transmission) 'width' i.e. the higher the gain the more directional the antenna becomes.
It's a very complex interaction and not possible to explain in the simpler confines of this forum but there are many books - and no doubt videos - on the subject if you care to search for them.
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Have a look; and you will learn... I guarantee you.
Antenna Gain Measurement
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Use only for reference please.
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access to the information, it's best to provide knowledge when it's free to access,like a library.
It's easy for me cuz I get logged in automatically and some time forget like being a member of IEEE.
Or other institutions Massachusetts institute of technology, California institute of technology, National Institute of Standards technology , so on and so forth.
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