Co-axial fed triple-band and dual-band zeroth order antennas using pseudo-open termination unit cells for C-band applications

Murugan, Harish Adhithya; Reddy, G. Bharath; Kumar, Dharmendra

doi:10.1016/j.aeue.2019.03.003

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“…Although electrical size of suggested antenna is slightly larger than References 15 and 16 according to Table 2, but size reduction can be achieved by reducing the width ( w 1 ) of meander line turns. In addition, peak gain of suggested antenna at ZOR frequency is lower than References 19, 21, and 22 because overall size these antennas are greater than suggested antenna. Also antennas given in References 19 and 21 are planar structure antennas same as suggested but antenna in Reference 22 having complicated structure from fabrication point of view.…”

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“…In addition, peak gain of suggested antenna at ZOR frequency is lower than References 19, 21, and 22 because overall size these antennas are greater than suggested antenna. Also antennas given in References 19 and 21 are planar structure antennas same as suggested but antenna in Reference 22 having complicated structure from fabrication point of view.…”

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A compact dual‐band zeroth‐order resonator antenna loaded with meander line inductor

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Kumar²,

Dwari

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Int J RF Microw Comput Aided Eng

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A novel zeroth‐order resonator (ZOR) meta‐material (MTM) antenna with dual‐band is suggested using compound right/left handed transmission line as MTM. In this article, suggested antenna consists of patch through series gap, two meander line inductors, and two circular stubs. The MTM antenna is compact in size which shows dual‐band properties with first band centered at 2.47 GHz (2.05‐2.89 GHz) and second band is centered at 5.9 GHz (3.70‐8.10 GHz) with impedance bandwidth of (S11 < − 10 dB) 34.69% and 72.45%, respectively. At ZOR mode (2.35 GHz), the suggested antenna has overall dimension of 0.197λo × 0.07λo × 0.011λo with gain of 1.65 dB for ZOR band and 3.35 dB for first positive order resonator band which covers the applications like Bluetooth (2.4 GHZ), TV/Radio/Data (3.700‐6.425 GHz), WLAN (5‐5.16 GHz), C band frequencies (5.15‐5.35, 5.47‐5.725, or 5.725‐5.875 GHz) and satellite communication (7.25‐7.9 GHz). The radiation patterns of suggested structure are steady during the operating band for which sample antenna has been fabricated and confirmed experimentally. It exhibits novel omnidirectional radiation characteristics in phi = 0° plane with lower cross‐polarization values.

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A compact dual‐band zeroth‐order resonator antenna loaded with meander line inductor

Singh

Kumar²,

Dwari

et al. 2020

Int J RF Microw Comput Aided Eng

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Coaxial‐fed high‐gain triple‐band zeroth‐order circularly polarized antenna using pseudo‐open termination and asymmetric unit cells

Murugan

Reddy

Dhamodharan

2020

Int J RF Microw Comput Aided Eng

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A coaxial‐fed tri‐band zeroth‐order resonance (ZOR) circularly polarized antenna with higher gains for all the excited ZORs is designed and analyzed in this paper. Epsilon negative transmission line (ENG TL) and pseudo‐open termination (P‐OT) unit cells with different series capacitances (CS and CS1) resonate shunt ZOR (fsh) and two series ZORs (fse and fse1), respectively. Asymmetric unit cell concept is applied to ENG‐TL and P‐OT unit cells to create vertical and horizontal components, and the 90° phase shift is provided by the ZOR, resulting in circular polarization (CP). Left‐hand CP (LHCP) is achieved by creating two 90° right bends to the extended stubs in ENG TL and P‐OT unit cells. Higher gains for all the excited ZORs are achieved by shifting the shorting pins of ENG TL and P‐OT unit cells far away from the center position. After fabrication, the measured resonances occur at 4.64 GHz (fsh), 4.04 GHz (fse), and 3.86 GHz (fse1) with fractional bandwidths of 1.62%, 1.73%, and 1.6%, respectively. The measured LHCP peak gains are 4.05 dBic (fsh), 3.85 dBic (fse), and 3.94 dBic (fse1). The average axial ratio obtained is less than 3‐dB in the 10‐dB fractional bandwidth of the proposed antenna.

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A compact circularly polarized antenna using CRLH inspired transmission line and coupled ring resonator

Ameen

Chaudhary

2020

AEU - International Journal of Electronics and Communications

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Co-axial fed triple-band and dual-band zeroth order antennas using pseudo-open termination unit cells for C-band applications

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References 18 publications

A compact dual‐band zeroth‐order resonator antenna loaded with meander line inductor

A compact dual‐band zeroth‐order resonator antenna loaded with meander line inductor

Coaxial‐fed high‐gain triple‐band zeroth‐order circularly polarized antenna using pseudo‐open termination and asymmetric unit cells

A compact circularly polarized antenna using CRLH inspired transmission line and coupled ring resonator

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