Compact Microstrip Patch Antenna Design with Three I-, Two L-, One E- and One F-Shaped Patch for Wireless Applications

Mujawar, Mehaboob

doi:10.1201/9781003093558-7

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“…For the wearable technology the antenna should be flexible to mount on any part of the body. It is very important for the designer to design the wearable appropriately [5]. The main procedural steps to obtain a better performance wearable antenna include, Identification of the best design, checking for grip of the wearable, Ruggedness, developing wearables prototypes, Testing and verification, Selection of appropriate antennas and Flexibility of antenna.…”

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Metamaterial Based Wearable Antenna with Low SAR

Mujawar,

Basarakod,

Kalal

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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In this paper, Wearable antenna based on metamaterial (MTM) with a low specific absorption rate (SAR) has been developed. The suggested antenna design has four metamaterial unit cells underneath the radiating element in the same plane as the ground, together with partial ground. Rectangular patches with I-shaped slots are used to create the MTM unit cells. The jeans fabric is positioned on top of the metamaterials. The MTM unit cells were significant in reducing SAR. Through comparative simulated analysis, such as reflection coefficient, VSWR, radiation patterns, and other antenna parameters, HFSS software presents the performance of the suggested antenna

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confidence: 99%