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The length of a dipole antenna 'L' is calculated as follows .
L = (Wavelength in free space /2) * (ratio of velocity of the electromagnetic waves in the antenna metal to free space.)
For many good conductors like copper, aluminum etc. it can be approximated as 95% of the velocity of light in free space. It is assumed here the diameter of the conductor is negligible in comparison with free space wavelength .
So 'L' = Wavelength in free space * 0.95/2
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