PROFESSIONAL

GROUP ON

ANTENNASAND
PROPAGATION

tember,
Volume2 Number towards a more realistic budget evaluation and have evolved a
useful mode of operation in dealing with IRE Headquarters.
HIGHLIGHTS OF PGAP ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE MEETING
H E L D A T T H E CHARCOAL HEARTH, WASHINGTON, D.C. ON 2
M A Y 1961.

MEMBERS OFFICIAL GUESTS

PRESENT: MEMBERS OFFICIAL GUESTS

R. J. Adams Bowhill
S . A.
ABSENT: PRESENT:
J. I. Bohnert N. R. Bracewell
H. Cottony N. J. G a m a r a D. Adcock R. J. Adams
A. Dorne King S. M. S . A. Bowhill,Vice-chairman J. I. Bohnert
H. Fine Ports D. C . R. W . Clapp, L. A.Chapter R.N. Bracewell
R. C. Hansen K. M. Siegel H. V. Cottony William Gordon
E. C. J oCr h
d a inr,m a n E. K.Smith A.B. Crawford K. S. K e l l e h e r ,S e c r e t a r y T r e a s .
K. S. K e l l e h eSr ,e c r e t a r y - T r e a s . L. G. T r o l e s e A. Dorne R. L.Mattingly
R. L. Mattingly H. Fine,Chairman D. C. P o r t s
L. C. Van Atta N. J. G a m a r a T.E.Tice
A. r. Waterman
7 L.C.HansenR. G. Trolese
Justice,
R. S. F. Chapter
L. C. Van Atta
1. An a w a r d a n d c h e c k w e r e p r e s e n t e d f o r f o r w a r d i n g t o T . T . E. K. Smith
Taylor for his paper "Design of C i r c u l a r A p e r t u r e f o r N a r r o w A.T.Waterman
Beamwidth and Low Side Lobes". A letter from Dr. Taylor
was read. 1. EditorBowhillgave a r e p o r t o n t h e T r a n s a c t i o n s . T h e s p e c i a l
g r a n t of $7500 from IRE Headquarters has solved the
2. T h e T r e a s u r e r ' s r e p o r t w a s also read. Highlights were a
immediate PGAP financial crisis. The Budget Committee has
deficit at the beginning of t h e y e a r of $3640 and a n e c e s s a r y
p r e p a r e d a c a r e f u l b u d g e t f o r next year which will allow publi-
additional subsidy from IRE of $8900 in, order that the budget
cation at our present slightly reduced level. All papers in the
could be balanced; $32,000 was allocated for publications. A
log jam have now b e e n p r o c e s s e d : T h e T r a n s a c t i o n s a r e now
discussion of the financial problems of s i x professional groups
reviewing, rejecting or publishing papers a s they come in. The
by Dorne revealed that IRE would not provide a new formula
r e j e c t i o n r a t i o is now 56%, a number considerably higher than
for determining its publication subsidy, but would consider
t h a t f o r m o s t of t h e T r a n s a c t i o n s . T h e a v e r a g e t i m e f r o m
additional subsidies to groups with heavy publication needs.
submission of a paper to appearance in the Transactions is about
It appears that the publication subsidy of one-third total
s i x months.
publication cost would be a f i g u r e a r r i v e d at by H e a d q u a r t e r s
r a t h e r t h a n by the groups.
2. Cottony raised the question of publishing titles of a n t e n n a r e p o r t s
in the Transactions or Newsletter. The consensus of opinion
that a hit and miss effort would not be desirable and that a
3. A f t e r t h e E d i t o r ' s r e p o r t , one of the guests, Sidney Darlington
full coverage effort would be too costly in time and effort.
of PGCT. pointed out a significant trend in increased publica-
tion per member. This trend, together with increased publica-
3. A motion was unanimously carried that Sid Bowhill has done an
tion costs, will have overpowering significance on the economic
excellent job in getting the Transactions on a tighter schedule.
stability of the individual professional groups and of t h e e n t i r e
IRE organization.
Dorne opened a discussion on a proposed PGAP Symposium,
with a n o f f e r f r o m L o n g I s l a n d t o a c t a s h o s t . A s y m p o s i u m
T h e r e p o r t of the Nominating Committee, made up of Bohnert,
would s e r v e t o p r o v i d e a common meeting ground for all
Mattingly, and Dorne, was presented. Upon motion by the
elements 4f PGAP. Hansen moved that PGAP have a National
committee Chairman, Dorne, and seconded by H a n s e n , H a r r y
Symposium in 1962 and that Art Dorne be appointed Chairman
Fine was elected Chairman and Sid Bowhill was elected Vice
of the Organizing Committee. The motion was carried
Chairman. Upon motion by Dorne, seconded by Cottony, the
unanimously. Waterman moved that the Symposium Committee
following four men were nominated to f i l l committee vacancies
be empowered to investigate and to reach a decision on the
occurring July 1: Donald Adcock, American Systems, Inc;
possibility of exhibits. The motion was carried 6 to
Arthur B. Crawford, Bell Telephone Labs. William Gordon,
Cornel1 University; and Thomas E. Tice, Ohio State Univ.
5. Bowhill asked for approval of a new Central Pennsylvania
These men f i l l the place of Bowhill, Jordan, King and Siegel,
Chapter. The approval was carried unanimously.
whose terms expire this year.

5. Individual members of the committee indicated their apprecia

tion for the excellent job done by the present Chairman E. C.
Jordan. It i s - f e l t t h a t h i s e f f o r t s h a v e d i r e c t e d t h e c o m m i t t e e

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 AKROWCHAPTER Dr. Ray DuHamel of Hughes Fullerton and Dr. Paul Mayes of
t k e Univ. of Ill. Antenna Lab spoke on May 11 on Log Periodic and
No news available. Frequency Independent Antennas.

ALBUQUERQUE-LOS ALAMOS CHAPTER Robertson Stevens and P. D. P o t t e r of JPL w e r e t h e s p e a k e r s

on June 15. The subjects were Venus Radar, and Antenna Design
On June 20 M r . W i l l i a m L i t t l e s p o k e a b o u t P r e c i s i o n R e f l e c t - i n Space Communications.
ometer Measurements.
PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER (AP MTT meet together)
BOSTON CHAPTER
May 11 was the date, Designing Large Aperture Antennas Using
Two p a p e r s w e r e > r e s e n t e d at the April 6 meeting. Thomas Digital Computers, and Microwave Losses in Unsaturated Ferrite
Skinner of AFCRL spode on Pattern Deterioration in Large Antennas; Materials re the topics. Speakers were resepctivdy J. H.
Albert Cohen of LincolnLab spoke on Large Ground Based Rigid M o r r i s s e y of Philco and A. C. Nash of RCA.
Radomes.
SANTA ANA CHAPTER (Los Angeles) AP-MTT
G. E.Hil1 spoke on May 9 on the Avco Natural Communications
System. This was followed by a paper on an HF Magnetically Coupled This chapter is newly organized and will start an active program
Helical Antenna by G e o r g e P l o u s s i o s of Chu Assoc. and Norman of meetings in fall.
Thompson of the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. Chairman Ricardi
and his officers have done an outstanding job, especially in keeping SAN DIEGO CHAPTER (AP-MTT meet together)
ye olde editor informed.
A tour of the Naval Electronics Lab antenna measurement
BUFFALO-NLAGARA CHAPTER(AP-MTT) f a c i l i t i e s w a s h e l d o n M a r c h 14 under the guidance of Bernie Small.

This chapter, new this year, has a n e x c e l l e n t r e c o r d of The May meeting heard B. Highstreet of Hughes Aircraft speak
accomplishment,withfivemeetings:October1960,"Millimicro- on TWT characteristics affecting Microwave Antenna and System
second Pulse RF Techniques" by D r . P a u l M c I s a a c , C o r n e l l Univ. Design.
November 1960, "Scientific Shocks Military Electronics" by
Dr. Leonard S . Sheingold, Director, Applied Research Lab., Ed Hose of Cubic Corp. spoke on July 11 on Applications of
Sylvania Electric; March, "High Power Microwave Research" by Microwaves to Geodetic Surveying.
Mr. Richard Beitz, Head of Microwave Techniques Section, Cornell
Aeronautical Lab. April, "Microwave Telemetry, by Mr. Walter SAN FRANCISCO C U P T E R
J. Maciag, Head of Advanced Microwave Development, Amherst
Labs., Sylvania Electric; May, "Ionospheric Research", by Dr. W. D r . P e t e r Kennedy of Lockheed MSD spoke on Unfurlable Antennas
Flood, Cornell Aeronaurical Lab. on April 12. Those who haveL't seen Pete's film on the unfolding
"beast" have missed a t r e a t !
CHICAGO CHAPTER
May 10 w a s the next meeting with Dr. Ray Justice of G r a n g e r
No news.. Assoc. his talk was on HF and VHF Log-Periodic Antennas.

COLUMBUS CHAPTER(AP-MTT) SEATTLECHAPTER

At the April 16 meeting W. W. Mumford presented Microwave No r e p o r t .

Radiation Hazards. He brought out that the power density cooking
over an outdoor grill is about ten times the accepted tolerable level SYRACUSE CHAPTER (AP MTT meet together)
of 10 m w / c m Z . A t t 3 e e q u a t o r , a p e r s o n l y i n g i n t h e noonday s u n
r e c e i v e s 135 m w / c m Dr. Gunter K. W e s s e l l of GE spoke on Masers: Microwave
through Optical, at the June 6 meeting.
Dr. George Sinclair of t h e Univ. of Toronto spoke on An
Engineering Approach to EM Theory. This meeting was held on WASHINGTON CHAPTER
May 16. Sinclair's thesis was that field theory is b e s t p r e s e n t e d
through the integral equation approach. Secretary Bill Stuart has No r e p o r t .
been diligent in supplying good N e w s l e t t e r m a t e r i a l .

DAY TON CHAPTER N E WC H A P T E RO F F I C E R S

Darius E. Sukhia of M a r t i n Co. spoke on Extended Range Most Chapters have their e l e c t i o n s i n A p r i l o r May, with t h e
Techniques for Communications, at the last meeting of the season. t e r m of office 1 June 61 to 1 June 62. H e r e is a list as up-to-date as
Chairman Rawhauser mentioned that most of the Dayton PGAP'ers possible. AKRON
w o r k a t W r i g h t - P a t t e r s o n A F B o r a t N a t i o n a l C a s h , w i t h few
a
other companies thrown in.
Chairman
DENVER-BOULDERCHAPTER B ~ M. ,~ o ~~ m ~aGno ; d . e a rA ' r c r a f tG o r p 1210 Massillon Rd
3033 RE
Stanley
Rd. 3-L3'71 Akron
15, Ohio
No news hopefully i s good news Akron 13,Ohio
Vice-chairman
LOS A N G E L S CHAPTER Joseph C. Huber, Jr GoodyearAircraftGorp 1210 MassillonRd.
Goodview
3-6
R3ED
6 r1. Akron 15, Ohio
Danver Schuster of JPL spoke on A n t e n n a T e m p e r a t u r e of Akron 5, Ohio
Goldstone Antenna of May 11. P r o f . L. J. Chu of MIT spoke on
Recent Problems in Antenna Design. The meeting was on May 25 Secretary
and was joint with the Orange Belt Chapter. Donald L. Brown
GoodyearAircraft
Gorp 1210 Massillon Rd.
Akron
3-6361
RE 15, Ohio
ORANGE B E L T C H A l T E R ( L A ) A P - M T T

On A p r i l G. F. Smith of Hughes Malibu spoke on an Optical

Laser Radar.
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 ALBUQUERCUE-LOS ALAMOS DAY TON

Chairman Chairman
C e d r i c H. Senter
Sandia
Corp
Albuquerque, N. M. P. W. Springer
Aeronac-tical
Syst. Div. Wright-Patterson
ALpine 6-441 1 4911 Joyce Dr. ASRNRE- 3 AFB, O : i ~ o
Dayton,Ohio CL 3-7111, Ext.29103or34Lb5
Vice-chairman
Philip A. Gelt Albuquerque,
Sancia
Cor? M. N. Vice-chairman
ALpine 6-4411 John J. F i n o c h a r o
1 8 12 Oakley Ave.
yton BOSTON

Chairman Secretary
C. J. Sletten AFCRL ASAR (USAF) Lawrence G. HascomField R . G. S t i m m e l
CRestview 4-6100 Bedford,
Mass. 809 Larriwood
Ave.
Kettering Ohio
Vice-chairman
Allan Simmons Technical Res. Group, 9 Union S q u a r e DENVER-BOULDER
MOnument 6-8580 S o m e r v i l l e ,M a s s .
Chairman
Szcretary R. E. McGavin NBS Boulder,Colo.
AugustineStratotiSylvaniaElecProd.100FirstSt.
Twinbrook
3-9200,
Waltham,Mass. Vice-chairman
Ext. 420 Wilson
Alvin NBS Boulae r, Colo.

BUFFALO-NIAGARA Secretary
MBa retci nk e r NBS Boulder,Colo.
Chairman
E. I. Price, Jr. Cornel1 Aeronautical La. 4455 Genesee St. LOS ANGELES
N F Cheektowaga,
1-7300 N. Y
Chairman
Vice-chairman R. W . ClappHughesAircraftCo. Florence LTealeSts.
D. J. L e o A n am r dhLearbs ts . We:irle
1100 Dr. 26443 Shadyvista UP 0-7111, Ext. 4251 CulverCity,Calif.
3493 Linwood A-eSylvania Elec. Prod. Williamsville, N. Y . Rollin? Hills
N i a g a r a F a l l s , NY NF 3-8300 Estates, Calif.
BU 5-5651 F R 7-3349

cretary Vice-CFairmsn
Walter J. Maciag
Amherst
Labs.
1100
Wehrle
Dr. GeorgeOltmanSpaceTech.Lab.,Inc. 8433 Fallbrook Ave.
4?
AllendaleRd.
Sylvania
Elec.
Prod.Inc.
Williamsville,
Nay. 23411 Dolorosa St DI-6-6CO0,Ext. 1345 CanogaPark,Calif.
C+ekiowaga,NP N F 3-6300 Woodland Hills,
T F 4-4030 Calif.DI-8-1697

CHICAGO Secretary
Robert Plummer Electronic Specialties 515 1 San Fernando Rd.
Chairman 4740
CamelliaCH5-3771 Los Angeles, Cal.
Richard C. Becker Amphenol-Borg Elec. Corp 2801 S. 25thAi.e. No.Hollywood,
Broadview,
c o 1-2000 Lll Calif.PO-3-1378

Vice-chairman ORANGE BELT(LA)

Robert
Green
Andrew
10401
Cor, W. 143 St.
Park,
Orland
FI 9-3300 I11 Chairman
AlfredHoltumAndrewCalif.Corp. 941 E. Marylind Ave.
Secretary Claremont,Calif.
J a m e s Higgs
Hallicrafters,
Inc. 4401 W. Fifth Ave.
M A 6-2241 Chicago24, Ill. Vice-chairman
J. R.
Lindquist
Andrew
Calif,
Corp. 94 E. Marylind Ave
COLUMBUS Claremont, Calif.

C- a i r m a n Secretary
J. Fal:-.snbacll Battelle Mem. Inst. 505 King Ave. MarionB.BlackwellGeneralDynamics,ElecPomona,Calif.
l2 C d l e g eH i l l AX 9-3191,
Ext.
782
Columbus
Ohio
1, NA 9-5111, Ext. 5132
Columbus,Ohio
HU 6-6200 Treasurer
R. Y. Omiya
General
Dynamics,
Elec.
Pomona,
Calif.
Vice-chairman NA 9-5111, Ext. 5132
William D . S t u a r t Battelle Me .n. Inst. 505 King Ave.
1403 FowlerDr. AX 9-3191, Ext. 2975 PHILADELPHIA
Columbus 1, Ohio
Colum.bus,Ohio
AM 7-1760 Chairman
Frank
Klawsnick RCA Microwave
Div.
Morrestown,
NJ.
Secretary
H. C.Ko
Dept. of Elec.
Engrg.
2024
Neil
Ave. Vive-Chairman
956FacultyDr. Ohio S t a t e Univ. Columbus 10, Ohio L. E. Raburn
Philco
Corp 4700 Wissahickon
Ave.
Columbus 21 CY 3-2362 Philadelphia,
-40003VIctor la.

Secretary
HowardKlippel I. E. C i r c u i tB r e a k e r C o 601 E. E r i eA v e .
Philadelphia, Pa.

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 SAN DLEGO (JanuaryElection) 79 10 Kipling Pkwy
WashinAton 2 6 , D. C.
Chairman
W. E. Moore Vice-chairman
9107 Southern Rd. S.
Jones
Antennas
R. Lab. 3000 Arlington Blvd.
La Mesa, Calif. Melpar,Inc. Falls Church,Va.

Vice-chairman Secretary
Harley Babbitz E. A. Wolff
745 Cornish Dr. 7966 Riggs Rd.
San Diego 7, Calif. Adelphi, Md.

Secretary
James Kluck C O M I N GE V E N T S
3515 Brandy Wine
San Diego, Calf. A. Industrial Electronics Symposium, 20-21 Sept., Bradford Hotel
Boston.Jointlysponsored by PGIE,AIEE,and ISA.
SAN FRANCISCO
B. National Electronics Conf., 9-1 1 Oct., International Ampitheatre,
Chairman Chicago, Sessions scheduled on antepnas and millimeter
Ray Leadabrand Stanford Res. Inst. MenloPark,Calif.
techniques.
DAvenport 6-6200, Ext. 3052
C. Conference on Telluric Geomagnetic Field Variations, 20-21
Vice-chairman Oct., Univ. of Texas, Austin. Held in conjunction with item
John Damonte Dalmo Victor Co. 1515 Industrial Way D. below. Concerned with frequencies below 30 c p s !
LY 1-1414 Belmont,Calif.
D. 1961 Fall URSI Meeting 23-25 Oct., Univ. of Texas, Austin.
Secretary W i l l include propagation, antennas, and information theory.
R. D. Egan Radio Science Lab. Stanford,Calif.
Stanford Univ. E. East C o a s t A e r o s p a c e Navigational Electronics Conf., 23-25
DAvenport 1-3300 Oct., Lord Baltimore Hotel., Baltimore. Fields of i n t e r e s t
include communications, telemetry, ground support equipment,
SANTA ANA (LA) computers, spectrum utilization, interference considerations,
data handling, radar, microwaves, antennas, air traffic control,
Chairman navigation,propagation,microminiat-.rlzation,etc. No exhibits
N. Yaru HughesAircraft Co. G a b r i e l St. a r e planned so attendees can devote tllemselves completely to
MA 9-5211 Fullerton,Calif. the technical sessions.
Vice-chairman Northeast Electronics Research Engineering Meeting, 14-16
F.
David Sabih Hughes Aircraft Co. Gabriel St.
Nov., Somerset Hotel, Boston.
MA 9-5211 Fullerton,Calif.
G. F'GVC National C o d . , 30 Nov. 1 Dec., Radisson Hotel,
Secretary Minneapolis. Keep them rolling
Hal F o s t e r
H. IRE International Conv., 26-29 March 1962, Coliseum, N.Y.
SEATTLE(SeptElection) Paper deadline io Oct.
Chairman Southwestern IRE Conf., 11- 13 April 1962, Houston. Paper
I.
James Yee Boeing A i r p l a n e Co. Seattle,Washington
deadline 1 Oct.
JU 6-3678
J. PGMTTNat.Symp.,22-24May 1962,NBS, Boulder.Paper
Vice-Chairman deadline 18 Dec.
A. I e h i m a r u Univ. of Washington Seattle,Washington
K. Symp.onElectromagneticTheory Antennas,25-20June,
SYRACUSE 1962,Technical Univ. of Denmark,Copenhagen.sponsored
by URSI. Paper deadline 1 Dec. Send three-page summary
Chairman t o P r o f . Knudsen,Tech.Univ. of D e n m a r k , a s t e r V o l g a d e
H. C. RotksnbergGeneralElec.Co, Electronics Park
310
Haddonfield GR
6-4411, m. Bldg. 3, Rm. 229 Copenhagen,Denmark
Dcwitt, N. Y. S y r a c u s e , N. Y.
GI 5-0711
MISCELLANY
Vice-Chairman
H. C. T o t t eGne n e rE
alec. Co. F a r r e l l Rd. Plant SpaceComm.Research
203 Washington St. GR 6-4411, Ext. 4075 Bldg. 1, Rm.138
Fayetteville, N. Y. S y r a c u s e , N. Y. URSI Symposium on Space Communications Research will be
NE 7-;553 held in Paris 1s-22Sept. 1961. T h i s is an invited workshop
organized by J o h n P i e r c e of BTL; Prof. Siforov, USSR Academy
Secrctary of Sciences; G. M. Brown, Univ. College of Wales; and J. Voge,
T. E. ManwarrenGeneralElec. Co. F a r r e l l Rd.Plant CentreNationald'EtudesdesTelecommunications.Areport
Box 36 GR 6-4411,
4071
Ext Bldg. 1, Rm.138 o n t h i s w o r k s h o p w i l l b e m a d eby s e v e r a l USA delegates at the
Fernwood, N. S y r a c u s e , N. Y Fall USA URSI meeting in Austin, Texas. See you in Taaxes.
P d a s k i ,2 9 8 - 2 3 3 5
Bowhill Travels
WASHINGTON, D,C.
S . A. Bowhill attended two conferences in Europe recently.
Chairman A s a U. S . delegate to the second annual meeting of the Committee
J. W.Marini on Space Research (COSPAR) in Florence, Italy, he presented a
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a paper "An Ionosphere Electron Density Experiment Particularly Mutual Coupling Effects in Scanning Dipole Arrays..
Suited for Small Rockets!'. He was also appointed a m e m b e r of L. A. Kurtz,R. S. Elliott, S. Wehnand W . Flock
Working Group 11 b of COSPAR on planning of ionospheric space O p t i m u m F e e d s f o r A l l T h r e e M o d e s of Monopulse Antenna. I: Theory
experiments. COSPAR i s the international scientific body P. W . Hannan
responsible for the coordination of rocket and satellite projects on O p t i m u m F e e d s f o r A l l T h r e e M o d e s of Monopulse Antenna. I1
a world-wide basis. Practice. W. Hannan
A New Way of Solving Maxwell's Equations. V. H. Rumsey
Bowhill also attended a ten-day Advanced Study Institute, held C o r r e l a t i o n of Wind Shear With Tropospheric Scatter Signals.
at Skeikampen, Norway, under the auspices of the Science Advisory L. Bauer
Committee of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, wllere he Coherent and Incoherent Scattering of Microwaves from the Ocean
presented a paper. The subject of the Institute was "Electron C. I. B e a r d
Density Profiles in the Ionosphere and the Fxosphere''. Electromagnetic Propagation in an Exponential Ionization Density.
L. S. T a y l o r
B r i t i s h LRE S o m e P r o p a g a t i o n C h a r a c t e r i s t i c s of High UHF Signals in the
Immediate Vicinity of T r e e s .
R. G. Stephenson of A e r o s p a c e C o r p , r e c e n t l y p r e s e n t e d a A. H. LaGraneand C. W. Chapman
paper entitled "Communications at Megamile Ranges" at the Annual Tropospheric Scatter Propagation and Meteorological Conditions
Convention of t h e B r i t i s h I R E at Oxford. Co-author of the paper in the Caribbean. R. E. Gray
was ye olde editor.
COMMUNICATIONS
IRE Dictionary of T e r m s Symbols
Comments on Scatter Communications with Radar Chaff
During the ?ast 15 years, The Institute of Radio Engineers, . E . S. C a s s e d y and J. F a i n b e r g
rough its Technical Committees and its Standards Commitree, has Calculated Equatorial Plane Radiation Patterns Produced by a
:educed 37 IRE Srandards dealing with electronics terminology Circumferential Slot on a Cylinder.
.ld symbology. All the definiations and sybols contained in those C. M. Knopand A. R. Battista
andards have now been brought together in a single volume entitled Dielectric Lens for Second Mode Spiral. .J. N. C r a v e n
1 E Dictionary of E l e c t r o n i c s T e r m s a n d S y m b o l s The first ' I Comments on "Diffraction of Scalar Waves by a C i r c u l a r A p e r a t u r e "
r t oi the JRE Dictionary provides an alphabetical list of 3 i O O J. B a s e r a n d A. Brown
chnical terms and their IRE Standard definitions. The second On the Determination of the Disk TemDerature and the Flux Density
i r t c o m p r i s e s o v e r 50 pages of g r a p h i c a l s y m b o l s f o r d i a g r a m s a n d of a Radio Source iTsing High Gain Antennas. H. C. KO
tter symbols for electron tubes and semiconductor devices. Price O p e r a t o r s f o r Wave Equations in General Linear Media. I. Sugai
? e r copy. Reply to Comments by Cassedy and Fainberg.
. R . A. H e s s e m e r , J r .
Dishes On the Transposed Radiating Systems in an Anisotropic.
Medium. .T. T. Chen
A 10-foot diameter radio telescoae has been installed atop
:ory Hall at the University of Calii. Tlle dish will be used to study Table of Contents of Nov. 1961 Issue:
azsor,>tion in the atmosphere, cosrric radio noise, planetary radiation
axd radiation in connection with solar outbursts. Scattering by a Periodically Apertured Conducting Screen.
R . B. Kieburtz and A. I s h i m a r u
Dr. William Welch and Dr. Samuel Silver, director of the A Reaction Theorem and Its Application to Antenna Impedance
S.:ace S c i e n c e s L a b o r a o t r y at UC, a r e the su::ervisors of tlle radio Calculations. J. H. Richmond
telesco2e. The dish was given to UC by the Office of Naval Research, Single Channel Direction Finding in a Multicomponent Field
Washington. The dish will be operated on mm. W . M. S h e r r i l l and D. N. T r a v e r s
A Solution to the Frequencv-Independent Antenna Problem
U. S. Nav; has requested 36.6 megabucks more f o r tke 500-ft B. Ru-ShaoCheo, V. H. Rcmsey and W. J. Welch
antenna Ldroject a t S u g a r Gro-Je, West Virginia, The Radiation Fields from a Circumferential Slot on a Metal
Cylinder Coated with a Lossy Dielectric. C. M. Knop
Russian Translations Radiation from a Radial Electric Dipole Near a Long Finite
C i r c u l a rC y l i n d e r . .H. H.Kuehl
AIEE has received an NSF grant to translate and -ublis!I E L F W a v e s i n t h e P r e s e n c e of Exponential Ionospheric Conductivity
monthly issues of t h r e e USSR journals: Prfiles. J. Galejs
RadioEngineering(Radiotekhnika) So.-:e Remarks on Green's Dyadic for Infinite Space. J. Van Blade1
RadioEngineeringandElectronicPhysics A p p a r e n t T e m p e r a t u r e s of Smooth and Rough Terrain.
(Radiotekhnika i Elektronilca) S. Chenand W.
H.Peake
'Telecommunications Diffraction of a P l a n e Wave by a Perfectly Conducting Sphere with a
(Electrosvyaz) ConcentricShell. M.A.Plonus
C o r r e c t i o n t o "Sidelobe Reduction by Nonuniform Element Spacing"
Sclected reviews of t h e t r a n s l a t e d a r t i c l e s : ? r e ; a r e d by the .R. F. H a r r i n g t o n
Communication Division Review Committees will a:>,,ear monthl.,:
in t h e R u s s i a n T r a n s l a t i o n s S e c t i o n of Electrical Engineering. The COMMUNICATIONS
m e m b e r s h i ) of the commlttees include sTecialists in the fields
cosvered Ly t h e Ltree R u s s i a n j o u r n a l s i n o r d e r t o a i f o r d c r i t i c a l A J e r t u r eF i e l d s . R. Plonsey
appraisals Feed System for Clockwise and Counterclockwise Circular
Polarization. S. G. Komlos, P. Foldes,and K. Jasinski
Santa Ana PGAP-MTT B a s i c L a w s of I o n o s p h e r i c P r o p a g a t i o n f o r T o p s i d r S x l d i n g .
S. H .G r o s s
A new c h a p e r been established to serve the Santa Ana- Reflector Antennas for Radio and Radar Astronomy. .A. R. Giddis
F u l l e r t o n a r e a of L o s Aageles. Nick Yaru is tLe Chairman. This S o m e C o m m e n t s on t h e T r a n s m i s s i o n of Power by the Use of
will make three cha?ters for L o s Angeles Microwave Beam-s
.He Letaw, J r . , R. W. Slocum,and G . Hamm.
PGAP TRANSACTIONS The Use of the Statistical Matrix and the Stokes Vector in
Formnlating the Effective Aperture of Antennas. H.C. KO
Table of Contents of Sept 1961 Issue: Backwar'd-Wave Radiation from an Equiangular Spiral Antenna.
R.A.E.:ssemer, Jr.
Dipole Antennas Coupled Electromagnetically by a T::o-Wire R d e c t i o n of a T E W a v e From an Inverse Parabolic Ionization
T r a n s m i s s i o nL i n e R. W . P. King andK.M.Chen Density* L. S. Tzylor
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Dual Operation with the Two-Wire Spiral Antenna. J. A. K a i s e r DR. JACKKOTIK has b e e n a p p o i n t e d V i c e - P r e s . of TRG
in addition to his position as T r e a s u r e r .
Listing of M e m b e r s
ROBERTGERLOCK, OWENTYSON,"RED"BOWERS, and
In the last Newsletter, the heading of t h e list of P G A P m e m b e r s H SCHETNE have left the Microwave Lab at Hughes. Gerlock is
was incorrectly labeled regions 1, 2, 3. The list actually covered now w i t h A m e r i c a n S y s t e m s i n LA, Tyson and B o w e r s a r e w i t h
regions 3, 4, 5. This i s s u e c o n t a i n s r e g i o n s 6 , 7, 8, and foreign Quantatron in Santa Monica, and Schetne is with STL.
membership,
T - S CHU w i l l b e at the N9u Institute of Math. Sciences during
PGAP Finances the coming year.

Our fiscal affairs a r e still critical. Soon PGAF will, on the
recommendation of the Administrative Committee, institute a
m e m b e r s h i p c a m p a i g n . T h e r e i s a direct relation between our number
of members and the number of pages in the Transactions. Your
buys more pages on radio astronomy, propagation, plasmas, and
antennas. Stand up and be counted!
URSI Rearrangement of U.S. Commissions
Commission 3 and 4 have been redivided by the USA National
Committee into Ionosphere and Magnetosphere defined as follows:
DR. LESTER C. VAN ATTA has been appointed technical
d i r e c t o r of H u g h e s r e s e a r c h l a b o r a t o r i e s at Malibu, Calif. Dr.
Van Atta recently completed a y e a r ' s s e r v i c e i n W a s h i n g t o n , D. C . ,
$6 as s p e c i a l a s s i s t a n t f o r a r m s c o n t r o l f o r the d i r e c t o r of defense
r e s e a r c h a n d e n g i n e e r i n g i n t h e o f f i c e of t h e S e c r e t a r y of Defense.
He was on professional leave of a b s e n c e f r o m H u g h e s d u r i n g his
government service. Dr. Van Atta joined Hughes in 1950 as head
of the company's microwave laboratory, and.later became associate
d i r e c t o r of t h e r e s e a r c h l a b b r a t o r i e s , w h i c h t h e n w e r e l o c a t e d at
the Culver City, Calif., headquarters. Van is one of the founders
of PGAP, and a d i r e c t o r of IRE. See Photo.

The ionosphere, in the main, controls propagation of

t e r r e s t r i a l r a d i o w a v e s , r e a c h e s i n t o t h e r e g i o n of maximum
electron density, and includes the regions below. It is the
region where collisions are import ant and where local
thermodynamic equilibrium may be said to exist

T h e m a g n e t o s p h e r e s t a r t s i n t h e r e g i o n of maximum electron
density and is the geocentric region beyond. It is the region
where charged particles travel in long trajectories controlled
by magnetic fields.

Syncom

NASA selected Hughes Aircraft to build the Project Syncom

experimental communications satellites. Syncom will be placed
in a 2 2 , 3 0 0 mile synchronous orbit. The program will test a small
active satellite weighing about 50 pounds in a 24-hour orbit.

Frequencies will be 8000 mc from ground to satellite and

2000 m c f r o m s a t e l l i t e s t o g r o u n d . T h e f i r s t l a u n c h is tentatively
scheduled for late next year.

Echo 1

C o l l i n s s c i e n t i s t s e s t i m a t e that the Echo balloon, now a y e a r

old, has deflated to half its original size and i s wrinkled and caved
in, although still reflecting signals. Echo 1 was launched Aug.12,
1960, and was expected to remain in orbit only a few weeks at that
time. Collins scientists estimated the balloon will continue to drop
in altitude and slow down until about 1962 or 1963, when heavier
a t m o s p h e r e c l o s e t o t h e e a r t h will c a u s e it to disintegrate.

PERSONALS
L. C. VAN ATTA
BILL STUART, new V i c e - c h a i r m a n of the Columbus Chapter,
has l e f t t h e OSU Antenna Lab to accept a position with Battelle a s
ERNEST JACOBS of the Moore School of Engineering (Univ of
Senior Engineer. Penn.) is joining Aerospace Corp., Los Angeles.
BOB HONER has left Convair and is new General Manager of
DR. JAMES DUNCAN is now at Hughes Fullerton. He was with
E l e c t r o I n s t r u m e n t s in San Diego. Collins Radio.
HARLEX BABBITZ is now S a n D i e g o s a l e s r e p r e s e n t a t i v e f o r
DAVE BERRY, a l s o f r o m C o l l i n s , h a s a c c e p t e d a position at
Perlmuth.
the Los Angeles branch of Dorne and Margolin.
DR. ROBIN PRIMICH, f o r m e r l y of the Canadian Defense
We will all remember PHIL CARTER for his spontaneous
R e s e a r c h B o a r d , is heading up a microwave section in the new
good humor and for his URSI "Commission MI" s o c i a l s e s s i o n s ,
GM Defense Systems Div., Santa Barbara. Primich is a native
as w e l l a s f o r his many technical contributions. Phil died April
of South Africa and is well k n o w n f o r h i s w o r k o n b a c k s c a t t e r
20 after an extended illness.
from cones.
HOWARD A. SMITH and ARTHUR GIGUERE are at the new
W. P. MELLING, formerly of Cornell Aeronautical Lab.,
Emerson and Cuming plant in Los Angeles (Gardena).
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 ROBERTWEBSTER is at Dynatronics, Inc.,
S a n d e r s A s s o c i a t e s i s opening an advanced communications
laboratory in Washington, D. C. LAWRENCE W. SHARPE will be
in charge.
DR. ART VASSILIADIS has left SRI
Pa10 Alto.
PIER L. BARGELLINI, A s s o c i a t e P r o f e s s o r at the Moore
School of Electrical Engineering, Univ. of Penn., worked during the
s u m m e r i n t h e S y s t e m s R e s e a r c h a n d P l a n n i n g D i v i s i o n of
Aerospace Corporation, Los Angeles. A native of Florence, Italy,
and an alumnus of the Polytechnic of Turin, who h a s m a d e hSs home
i n t h e United S t a t e s s i n c e 1950, Dr. Bargellini i s a communication
specialist active in teaching, research, and consulting activities.
DRS. MEL PEDINOFF and R A Y PRICE have left the Hughes
Antenna Dept. to join Electrosonic Systems in L o s Angeles.
L A R G EA N T E N N A S
H e r e a r e a few d e t a i l s on the USN VLF station at Cutler, Maine,
See photographs. The Cutler VLF facility covers an entire peninsula
of a l m o s t 3 0 0 0 - a c r e s of roughly four square miles. The transmitter
building i s l o c a t e d a t t h e c e n t e r of the peninsula. The power
g e n e r a t i n g s t a t i o n i s l o c a t e d o n t h e w e s t s i d eof the peninsula with the
petroleum off-loading pier and fuel tanks. All transformers and
r e g u l a t o r s a s s o c i a t e d w i t h t h e t r a n s m i t t e r a r e l o c a t e d u n d e ra
protective shed out-of-doors at the west side of t h e t r a n s m i t t e r
building. It required 100,000 cubic yards of rock excavation, 2 . 5 -
m i l l i o n y a r d s of e a r t h e x c a v a t i o n , 2 , 8 0 0 a c r e s of clearing and
grubbing, 5 0 , 0 0 0 cubic yards of concrete for tower and anchor
foundations, 12,000 tons of steel for the antenna towers,
of steel bridge strand for antenna guys and hoists and 750, 000 pounds
of one-inch and one and one-half inch calsum bronze conductor wire.
The four square mile peninsula i s entirely covered with a buried
g r o u n d w i r e s y s t e m which used 11,000,000 feet of + 6 b a r e c o p p e r
wire. There are two six pointed star shaped arrays, each made up
of six diamond shaped aanels of eight cables. The six diamonds are
su2ported on the center tower 980 feet high, six i n t e r - t o w e r s 875 feet
high and six outer towers 800 feet high--a total of 2 6 t o w e r s f o r t h e
two a r r a y s . T h e s t r u c t u r e s a r e d e s i g n e d t o w i t h s t a n d wind speeds
of 150 knots. It is 5, 600 feet (over a mile) from one point to an
opposite point of t h e s t a r s o that the dual array is roughly one mile
by tx.0 m i l e s . T h e r e a r e 8, 800 tons of s t e e l i n t h e t a l l t o w e r s ; t h e r e
a r e 3, tons of steel in the counterweight towers.
The ground system is designed to collect the heaLy s p a c e
currents under the antenna system and has the heaviest concentration
of wires directly under the antenna panels. In the concentrated
areas there are six radials per degree. There are collector wires
running radially into the center of e a c h a r r a y a n d o t h e r s e x t e n d i n g
outward to the shore line where a p e r i p h e r i a l bonding w i r e is
i n s t a l l e d . T h e r e a r e 446 s e a t e r m i n a l s w h e r e c a b l e s a r e r u n i n t o
the ocean to below low tide. Each sea terminal is t e r m i n a t e d on
shore in a concrete cflinder where its current can be measured to
check its integrity after storms. From the power plant to the
transmitter building, a concrete duct system carries power and
communications cables. There i s a n 8 by 80 inch terminal running
3, 000 feet in each direction from the transmitter building to each
helix house (antenna tuning house). This carries power cables and
t h e 9 - i n c h c o a x i a l t r a n s m i s s i o n l i n e s t o d e l i v e r rf power to the antenna
At a depth of down t o 40 feet, tower foundations and anchors hold
50,000 cubic yards of concrete hidden below ground. Overlaying
t h i s is t h e g r o u n d s y s t e m a t a n a v e r a g e d e p t h of 1 foot.
Two means of preventing the cable network of a n t e n n a s f r o m
breaking because of icing conditions were incorporated. A 60-cycle
current can be driven through the antennas to heat the cables and
melt the ice crust that might form around them. Push button control
provided to alternate de-icing and active radio operations between
t h e a n t e n n a a r r a y s . In case the weight of the ice becomes excessive
for the cable to hold ~ p c, o u n t e r w e i g h t s w e r e i n s t a l l e d a t a l l t o w e r s
except the center one i n t h e f o r m of l a r g e r o l l i n g d r u m s o n s p i r a l
c u r v e d t r a c k s . When the weight of ice becomes excessive, the
antenna cables will lower toward the ground to keep the antenna arrays
of Orlando, Fla. from breaking. The drums are four part reaved to the main halyards
which pass through the sheaves on the top of t h e t a l l t o w e r s . T h i s
four part reaving will allow the entire panel to lower to the ground
w h i l e t h e c o u n t e r w e i g h t s r i s e a b o u t 200 feet on their towers. The
l a r g e a l l o w a b l e m o v e m e n t t a k e s c a r e of the heavy icing on the
antenna wires, thereby relieving the stress buildup. In addition,
to join Kane Eng. Labs in wind movement of the antenna will be absorbed by a slight counter-
weight movement. There are 36 counterweights in the system.
They each \re igh 404,000 pounds and are 21 feet in diameter. They
a r e c o n s t r u c t e d f r o m a s t e e l d r u m w h i c h is filled with heavy con-
crete and with the aggregate made up of i r o n o r e a n d s t e e l s h o t .
A t r a c k is provided on the counterweight tower, up which the
counterweight drum would travel i f t h e a n t e n n a w e r e s u b j e c t e d t o
heavy uncontrolled icing. Each array consisting of a c e n t e r t o w e r
and two outer circles of six t o w e r s e a c h is thereby protected.
The equipment in each helix house is identical. The antenna is
resonated by a h e l i x c o i l 4 0 - f e e t h i g h w i t h a n a v e r a g ewinding
d i a m e t e r of 18 feet. The helix supporting struct'ure is about 26 feet
in diameter. The room it is in has a 70-foot high ceiling. The
helix is wound i n two s e c t i o n s of five turns, four turns, two t u r n s ,
and one turn. This permits connections on the plug board for
frequency change from 14 t o 30 kc. In series with this helix is a
v a r i o m e t e r , 20 feet high, with a 12-foot diameter stator and a 10-foot
diameter rotor. The variometer i s used for fine tuning and adjust-
ing to changing conditions in the antenna system. It i s m o t o r d r i v e n
and controlled from the console in the transmitter operating room.
Both t h e h e l i x c o i l a n d t h e v a r i o m e t e r a r e wound with three parallel
conductors, each conductor being a Litz cable 3.4 inches in diameter.
An antenna radiation efficiency in excess of 50 p e r c e n t i s
expected. Unfil now the efficiency of VLF antennas ranged from 20
t o 25 percent. The antenna Q a t 1 4 - k c f o r d u a l a r r a y i s about 450
and for single array about 700.
3, 0 0 0 tons
T h e 2 - m e g a w a t t t r a n s m i t t e r c o n s i s t s of four 500 k w power
amplifiers. The power amplifiers use a tuned input and a tuned
output circuit. The input circuit i s tuned by mica capacitors and a
grid variometer. The output circuit is unusual in two respects.
A toroidal tank inductor is used which is made of c o p p e r s t r u c t u r a l
shapes and has no appreciable external field which would introduce
losses from the shielding cabinets. The toroid has an unusually
good m e r i t Inductuve coupling i s u s e d w i t h a pick up loop
through the center of the toroid. The tank capacitors use aluminum
plates and tanks and are oil filled. Four of t h e s e a r e v a r i a b l e a n d
six fixed units can be cut into the circuit by bus links to cover the
14 to 30 kc frequency range. The four variable capacitor units are
m o t o r d r i v e n and move an assembly of p l a t e s by means of ball
b e a r i n g l e a d s c r e w s t o v a r y t h e a m o u n t of meshing with the stationary
plate supported on insulating bowls. These variable capacitors are
used for adjusting the circuit to resonance. Other V L F amplifiers
have used inductive tuning with Litz cable variometers.
The power generating station building contains. diesel generating
equipment with a total capacity of 12, 000 kilowatts. Fuel i s
brought in by ship and fuel storage tanks are provided near the power
generating station. A petroleum off-loading pier equipped'with
steam lines for heating the fuel in the pipes and in the tankers s o that
it may be pumped into the storage tanks is also located near the
power generating station. The power station contains four 2750 kw
engine generators.
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 Partial picture of the North A r r a y Feed Line and R . F. Bushing

Side View of Helix Coil and Variometer Helix and Center Antenna Tower
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€GAP MEMBERSHIP ROSTER IN REGIONS 6, 7. 8 and FOREIGN C a r r , W. B. Duda, F. A.
AS O F AUGUST 2 3 , 1961 Cook, F. F. Gardner,B. H.
C o r m i e r ,R .E , Heuerman,R. D.
REGION 6 Doughtery, H. T. C r a i g , J. C. H i r s c h , 0. C.
F i t z g e r r e l l , R. G. Dunlavy, J. H., Jr. Kuhlman, E. A.
Beaumont-Port Arthur Section F l o r m a n , E. F. H a r m a n , D. G. Mason,R. L.
Thompson, A. R. Foley, V. Houck, R. G. McCall, D. V.
G i e r h a r t , G. D. Hutson,R. N. Meyer, P. E.
Dallas Section Goerke, V.H. Minton,T.M., Jr. Mitchum, M. M.
Albano,John Guiraud, F. 0. Sanderson, H. W. Mohrman,R. F.
Balcom,A. J. Haigh, W. B. Mulholland,R. J.
Blackwell, L . A. H a r t z , S. J. Houston Section Sang, W. W.
Brooks, F. E . , J r , Haydon, G. W. Adkins, E.E., LII Saxe,R. E.
Carnell,R. E. H e r b s t r e i t , J. W . Bond,H,A. S i r t a k , R. V.
Cellier,Alfred J a m e s , V. N. Caplan,R. S. Skitek, G. G.
Chapman,A.B. J a n e s , H. B. Collier, M. C. T r o t h , B. J.
Chun, M. E. J o h l e r , J. R. Daltuzzaman, K. WI. Waidelich, D. L.
Cullurn,A. E . , Jr. Johnk, C. T. German, J. P.
Daniell,C. M. Kirby,R. C. Godwin, D. L. San Antonio-Austin Section
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Da.;is, J. C. Koch, J. W. Hamn,Victor C a s e ,B i l l
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Edmonds,R. J. Kupilik, M. H e r b e r t , J. Jr. Fannin, B. M.
W.
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Flath, E. H., Jr. L e w i s , R. L. Moore, F. D. Guinn, J. R.,JR.
Grubbs, W. C . ,J r . Lindsay, J. E., J r . Schmidt, P. Hamm, W. J.
Harris,C. M. Maloney, L. J. Spann, M. M. LaGrone,A. H.
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McCormick,C. G. Rice, P. L. Hegler, B. E. Tolbert,C. W.
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McV<illianis, L. X. Salaman, R.G. Koci, D. D. Wangler,R. B.
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Williams,C. E. Viezbicke, P. P. M a r k w a r l t , A. J. Sweeny,A. C . , Jr.
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