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Antenna Length Calculator
Quarter-wave monopole and half-wave dipole length for WiFi, BT, LoRa & RF modules
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Half-Wave (Dipole, each leg)
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Half-Wave (Dipole, total tip-to-tip)
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Formula: λ = c ÷ f (c = 299,792,458 m/s). Quarter-wave monopole length = (λ/4)×velocity factor — the standard whip/PCB-trace
antenna length for a ground-plane-referenced antenna (most ESP32/ESP8266 module antennas). Half-wave dipole = (λ/2)×velocity
factor total, split as two equal legs fed at the center. Velocity factor accounts for the wire not being in a perfect vacuum;
real copper wire is typically 0.95–0.98, PCB trace antennas vary more by substrate and need EM simulation for precision —
treat this as a solid starting point, not a substitute for tuning/measurement on a real board.