Whip Antenna
Whip Antenna :
A whip antenna is a single-element antenna that can be used with an unbalanced feed line such as coaxial cable, or attached directly to a wireless transmitter, receiver, or transceiver. The whip resembles a ground-plane antenna without the radial system. The short, flexible "rubber duck" antennas found on handheld two-way radios and cell phones are examples of whip antennas. So are the long, flexible, stainless-steel antennas used in Citizens Band mobile installations. Some portable whip antennas can be telescoped down to a length of only few inches for transport and storage, and extended to several feet for operation
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