Electrode system

David Armitage

Electrode system

David Armitage (Other)

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Abstract

A pair of electrodes are energized in opposite phase by a radio frequency electric source having a common connection to said electrodes differing in length by a 1/2 wave length, and electrode isolation when unenergized is obtained utilizing lengths of connecting cable from such common connection which are odd multiples of a 1/4 wave length, grounding the common connection

Original language	English
Patent number	US Patent 4285346
Publication status	Published - 25 Aug 1981

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