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Lost Tech Archive |
 dipoles
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 one side of a double-sided
pattern
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 a fractal antenna
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 another fractal design
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Patterns created on the computer were sent to the cutter loaded with metallic adhesive film. Open areas were then peeled and the resulting pattern applied to a sheet of plexiglass. Leads were glued to the pattern with conductive adhesive and a box vacuum-formed to form a protective radome and to hold an "N" connector. Complex designs on the computer could be quickly realized and tested in the real world. |
 peeling open areas
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 The Roland Stika cutter
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