A high performance EBG antenna design for WAVE communication systems

Kim, Hongchan; Soon, Chul; Yeon, KyuBong; Kim, Wonjong

doi:10.1109/isce.2014.6884349

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“…A single antenna consists of three major parts: a series of feeding lines, four antenna segments for generating the required resonant frequency, and four ground segments. However, although the ground plane was removed from the region between the patches, the radiation of the surface wave still remained, which requires to be solved.…”

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Design and implementation of electromagnetic band‐gap embedded antenna for vehicle‐to‐everything communications in vehicular systems

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We proposed a novel electromagnetic band-gap (EBG) cell-embedded antenna structure for reducing the interference that radiates at the antenna edge in wireless access in vehicular environment (WAVE) communication systems for vehicle-to-everything communications. To suppress the radiation of surface waves from the ground plane and vehicle, EBG cells were inserted between micropatch arrays. A simulation was also performed to determine the optimum EBG cell structure located above the ground plane in a conformal linear microstrip patch array antenna. The characteristics such as return loss, peak gain, and radiation patterns obtained using the fabricated EBG cell-embedded antenna were superior to those obtained without the EBG cells. A return loss of 35.14 dB, peak gain of 10.15 dBi at 80°, and improvement of 2.037 dB max at the field of view in the radiation beam patterns were obtained using the proposed WAVE antenna. K E Y W O R D S automotive communication antenna, electromagnetic band-gap, linear array antenna, micro-strip patch, WAVE 732 | KIM et al.

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“…Among the many techniques that deal in improving electric parameters of an antenna, there are certain structures capable of offering more advantages like EBG. These ones are an option to consider since they have shown to improve the performance of planar antennas. These structures create a zone of high impedance on the surface of the substrate, which greatly attenuates surface propagation modes.…”

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Three‐layered circular patch antennas array with UC‐PBG for wider bandwidth and surface wave propagation mode attenuation at X‐band

Jiménez-Guzmán

Tirado‐Méndez

Jardón‐Aguilar

2018

Micro & Optical Tech Letters

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In this work, a three‐layered antenna array complemented with Uniplanar Compact Photonic‐Bandgap (UP‐PBG) structure is presented, for applications in the X‐band. The proposed array consists of circular patch radiator operating at 10 GHz, where the element is surrounded by UC‐PBG unit cells in order to improve the performance of the antenna. By combining the radiator and the UC‐PBG cells, the directivity, gain and polarization are kept, while the parasitic lobes are reduced 50% their magnitude. The bandwidth augments 44% compared to a conventional array, and a diminution of the surface propagation mode is obtained, increasing the radiation efficiency.

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A study of defect modes in one dimensional electromagnetic band gap structures

Yuan

Wang

et al. 2016

2016 11th International Symposium on Antennas, Propagation and EM Theory (ISAPE)

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A high performance EBG antenna design for WAVE communication systems

Cited by 3 publications

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Design and implementation of electromagnetic band‐gap embedded antenna for vehicle‐to‐everything communications in vehicular systems

Design and implementation of electromagnetic band‐gap embedded antenna for vehicle‐to‐everything communications in vehicular systems

Three‐layered circular patch antennas array with UC‐PBG for wider bandwidth and surface wave propagation mode attenuation at X‐band

A study of defect modes in one dimensional electromagnetic band gap structures

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