Comparative Radiation Performance of Different Feeding Techniques for a Microstrip Patch Antenna

Soh, Ping Jack; Rahim, M.K.A.; Asrokin, A.; Aziz, Mohd Sanusi Abdul

doi:10.1109/apace.2005.1607769

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“…Micro strip patch antennas are the main focus of the most researchers due to its low fabrication cost and compactness ability. As we know that antenna is a conducting device which is used for radiating and receiving radio waves [1,2]. Few of the many types of antennas are wire antenna, aperture antenna, micro strip patch antenna, array antenna, reflector antenna etc.…”

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Patch Antenna for 2.7GHz & 5.6GHz for CMMB

Noman¹,

Usman²,

Zeeshan³

2015

IJSIP

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The advantages of micro strip patch antennas have made them a perfect candidate for use in the local area network (WLAN) applications. This paper represents the new design of micro strip patch antenna for China Multimedia Mobile Broadcast (CMMB). In the designed micro strip patch antenna, we applied different techniques to achieve the resonant frequency of 2.7GHz with the bandwidth of 300MHz. Unique slots and conventional slits are introduced in such a way that not only enhanced the bandwidth but also provided us with the fruitful result of -74.78dB return loss. Its minor non-symmetry led to dual frequency i.e. 5.60GHz with the bandwidth of 600MHz and return loss of -15.41dB. Further the details regarding to the dimensions of the patch, ground and simulations are elaborated.

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Patch Antenna for 2.7GHz & 5.6GHz for CMMB

Noman¹,

Usman²,

Zeeshan³

2015

IJSIP

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“…The present study includes dumbbell shaped slots in the ground plane of the antennas [1]. Array of Antennas, the design of 4-Element micro-strip patch antenna array which uses the corporate feed technique for excitation [2], Different feeding techniques was also used, A good impedance matching condition between the line and patch without any additional matching elements depends heavily on feeding techniques was used [3], Neural Network, the neural network is trained by giving sufficient input data and the back-propagation method is employed to bring the output [4] and Metamaterial, a size reduction technique of the microstrip patch antenna using metamaterial proposed in [5].…”

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Miniaturization of Microstrip Patch Antenna for Biomedical Applications

Bhadoriya

Sharma²,

Gupta³

et al. 2022

IJEER

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In this study, a novel quad-band antenna for biomedical applications was designed, fabricated and analyzed. Biomedical application defines the use of antenna in detecting cancerous cells and its cure using hyperthermia. In this research paper, a rectangular micro strip patch antenna is modified with the circular and pentagonal shapes of negative media (Metamaterial). Antenna was reduced in size and ameliorated to operate on multiple frequency bands. Ameliorated antenna is operating at 1GHz also, which is the substantial operating frequency of cancer detecting tissues. Inclusion of metamaterial increased the bandwidth of and subsequently ameliorate the size of the proposed antenna.

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Design of dualband coplanar waveguide antenna and the comparison of return loss with microstrip antenna

Thulasinadh,

Raja

2024

AIP Conference Proceedings

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Comparative Radiation Performance of Different Feeding Techniques for a Microstrip Patch Antenna

Cited by 7 publications

References 4 publications

Patch Antenna for 2.7GHz & 5.6GHz for CMMB

Patch Antenna for 2.7GHz & 5.6GHz for CMMB

Miniaturization of Microstrip Patch Antenna for Biomedical Applications

Design of dualband coplanar waveguide antenna and the comparison of return loss with microstrip antenna

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