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Quadrifilar helix feed network

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In this article, a radio antenna system consisting of a first balun having a feed line and two feed points with 180° phase differential there between for feeding one opposite arm pair, and a second balun with a feedline and two feeds with 180-degree phase difference between them for feeding the other opposite arm pairs is described.
Abstract
A radio antenna system having a quadrifilar antenna having four helical arms and a method of feeding the arms. The antenna system comprises a first balun having a feed line and two feed points with 180° phase differential therebetween for feeding one opposite arm pair, and a second balun having a feed line and two feed points with 180° phase differential therebetween for feeding the other opposite arm pair. The two feed lines are combined in a single combiner, which provides a 90° phase differential between the feed lines.

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