User:Benzine1/sandbox/Coats Passive Inductive Antenna Principle

The Coats Passive Antenna Principal, discovered by telecommunication pioneer Jeremy Coats, is a popular non-invasive means of extending directional or two way communication at frequencies greater than 800 megahertz.

Coats, a native of Selma, Alabama, discovered a simple and cost effective means of indirect inductive coupling of small wavelength antennas to unshielded, twisted pair, Category 5 telecommunication cable.

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Journal of Alternative Electronics, Vol 13, page 1254, "A Novel Approach to Compact Antenna Gain."