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Curved HF Monopole Antennas for Improved Low-Angle Skywave Gain Over Lossy Ground
High-frequency (HF) skywave radars require high gain at elevation angles of 3 degrees to 30 degrees, where vertically-polarized monopoles over lossy land suffer from pseudo-Brewster cancellation. This letter shows that curving a long monopole creates a horizontally-polarized radiation channel much l
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