why modulation is used to reduction in the height of antenna?


Reduction in the height of antenna.
For the transmission of radio signals,the antenna height must be multiple of(

 λ/4).Here  λ  is the wavelength. λ=c/f  where c is velocity of light and f is the frequency of the signal to be transmitted.The minimum antenna height required to transmitted is baseband signal of f=10 kHz is calculated as follows:

we know that,
         λ=c/f 

where 

     λ= it is wavelength     c=velocity of a light,     f=it is a frequency of the signal to be transmitted.now take a example


f=10Hzantenna height= λ/4=(c/4f)=(3x100000000)/(4x10x1000)                                         =7500meters now we see that antenna size is too large it is  impossible 

Now, let us consider a mdulated signal f=1MHz.   

 antenna height=λ/4                             =c/4f                             =3x100000000/4x1x1000000                             =75 meternow we see that this antenna can be easily installed practically.

Thus, modulation reduces the height of the antenna

example of a micro antenna 

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