A printed volcano smoke antenna for personal communication systems

Garduño-Nolasco, E.; Sosa-Pedroza, Jorge; Jardón‐Aguilar, H.

doi:10.1002/mop.30102

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“…e UCPCA initial desired parameters were f D � 2.25 GHz (frequency of interest), BW > 1 GHz, S 11 < −10 dB, G > 6 dBi, VSWR < 1.7, and AR < 1 dB. e design was supported by previous experiences in ultrawideband antennas using circular and elliptical structures to enhance bandwidth [12]. In this case, an initial cross-dipole configuration was used.…”

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Design of an Ultrawideband Circularly Polarized Printed Crossed-Dipole Antenna Based on Genetic Algorithms for S-Band CubeSat Applications

Simón

Perez-Guerrero

Sosa-Pedroza

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International Journal of Antennas and Propagation

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As in any satellite, onboard antennas for CubeSats are crucial to establish communication with ground stations or other satellites. According to its application, antennas must comply with standardized requirements related to size, bandwidth, operating frequency, polarization, and gain. This paper presents an ultrawideband circularly polarized two-layer crossed-dipole microstrip antenna for S-band CubeSat applications using genetic algorithms optimization tools included in the 3D electromagnetic simulation software Ansys HFSS. The antenna is constructed on a 10 × 10 cm Cuclad-250 substrate with a back copper flat plane, located at λ/4 at 2.25 GHz operating frequency. The backplane with the exact substrate dimensions improves gain and reduces inside satellite radiation. Measured bandwidth defined by S11 at a −10 dB was higher than 1835 MHz with S11 = −24.68 dB at the central frequency of 2.25 GHz, while measured VSWR at the same frequency was 1.124. At 2.25 GHz, the maximum measured gain and the minimum measured axial ratio in the broadside direction were found to be 6 dBi and 0.22 dB, respectively. There are antenna simulations and measurements, as long as its fabrication guarantees application requirements that make it ready for prespace testing.

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Design of an Ultrawideband Circularly Polarized Printed Crossed-Dipole Antenna Based on Genetic Algorithms for S-Band CubeSat Applications

Simón

Perez-Guerrero

Sosa-Pedroza

et al. 2021

International Journal of Antennas and Propagation

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“…Also, the printed volcano smoke antenna for personal communication systems proposed by Edson Garduno Nolasco in Ref. has a gain that remains above 3 dBi over the entire bandwidth. In Ref.…”

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A Vinayak slotted rectangular microstrip patch antenna design for C‐band applications

Kaushal

Shanmuganantham

2017

Micro & Optical Tech Letters

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The design of a Vinayak slotted rectangular microstrip patch antenna that offers a quad band resonance with significant characteristics to serve applications including radio determination, satellite, mobile, and space research is proposed. The design uses a 146 mm × 90 mm × 1.6 mm FR4 epoxy substrate and a coaxial feeding mechanism. The simulation software used is HFSS‐15 and the design has been analyzed for its standard parameters including the reflection coefficient, bandwidth, radiation pattern, gain, VSWR, directivity, and distribution of fields. The experimental and the measured values are in close agreement.

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Modified rectangular shape patch antennas for ultra‐wide band and notch characteristics response

Deshmukh

Mohadikar

2017

Micro & Optical Tech Letters

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Novel designs of modified rectangular shape printed monopole antenna for Ultra wide band response are proposed, which gives bandwidth across 1GHz–10 GHz range. Further two variations of rectangular shape patches to realize tunable notch characteristics, are also presented. They yield tunable notch characteristics in two different frequency bands. Proposed antennas give broadside radiation pattern with peak gain of 2 dBi.

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A printed volcano smoke antenna for personal communication systems

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Design of an Ultrawideband Circularly Polarized Printed Crossed-Dipole Antenna Based on Genetic Algorithms for S-Band CubeSat Applications

Design of an Ultrawideband Circularly Polarized Printed Crossed-Dipole Antenna Based on Genetic Algorithms for S-Band CubeSat Applications

A Vinayak slotted rectangular microstrip patch antenna design for C‐band applications

Modified rectangular shape patch antennas for ultra‐wide band and notch characteristics response

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