2010
DOI: 10.1002/mop.25477
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Broadband, high‐gain complementary‐symmetry microstrip array antenna

Abstract: image. We will report the excitation of the surface plasmon polaritons on the surface of the fabricated metamaterial in the future.ABSTRACT: A novel complementary-symmetry microstrip array antenna is presented for broadband operation. The maximum impedance bandwidth of 132.12% and high gain of 10.08 dB is achieved. The radiation patterns are found broadsided across the entire operating band. The design concept of the antenna is described and the experimental results are discussed. The proposed antenna may find… Show more

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“…If it is resonant, the current along the edges of the slot introduces an additional resonance, which adds to the fundamental resonance of radiating element. The combined effect of this resonance causes merging of bands [8, 9]. From Figures 4–6, it is seen that conversion of dual bands to triple bands and triple bands to single band does not affect the resonant frequency f r of primary bands.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If it is resonant, the current along the edges of the slot introduces an additional resonance, which adds to the fundamental resonance of radiating element. The combined effect of this resonance causes merging of bands [8, 9]. From Figures 4–6, it is seen that conversion of dual bands to triple bands and triple bands to single band does not affect the resonant frequency f r of primary bands.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%