2012
DOI: 10.7763/ijiee.2012.v2.76
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A CPW Fed E-Shaped Reconfigurable Antenna with Frequency Diversity

Abstract: Index Terms-CPW feed, frequency diversity, patch antenna, reconfigurable antenna.

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“…Polarization reconfigurable antennas allows the system to double the system capacity [1] by allowing the system to use the same frequency with different polarizations [2]. If antenna can be switched between any two polarizations either from elliptical to circular or circular to elliptical [3].…”
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“…Polarization reconfigurable antennas allows the system to double the system capacity [1] by allowing the system to use the same frequency with different polarizations [2]. If antenna can be switched between any two polarizations either from elliptical to circular or circular to elliptical [3].…”
Section: Iintroductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A frequency agile antenna is proposed for software defined radio application in [8] where in frequency reconfigurability is achieved by activating four groups of PIN diodes that connects central patch to four different peripheral patches that provides 2 4 = 16 reconfiguring states. A symmetrical multipolarized circular patch antenna that generates six LPs at 30° interval using 12 p–i–n diodes placed across a circular ring slot on the patch is proposed in [9], an aperture-fed polarization reconfigurable antenna that switches between horizontal, vertical, and 45° linear polarizations in dual bands is proposed in [10]. A very high-gain beam switching antenna that can steer beam in five directions in both azimuth and elevation planes using four parasitic patches for WiMAX applications is proposed in [11].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Most of them were capable to switch between several modes (ultra-wideband (UWB), narrowband (NB) mode, multi-bands mode etc.). To allow the operating frequencies and the bandwidths to be reconfigurable, switching components are used; PIN diodes [4,5], varactor diodes [6] or microelectromechanical system switches [7] are the most frequently used components in the design and fabrication of reconfigurable antennas.…”
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