“…Microstrip antennas are vastly used in satellite, aviation, military and various commercial applications, due to their suitable size, price, having a good performance and easy for installation. Accordingly microstrip antennas are more nominated to serve as miniaturized antennas and many attempts are devoted for reducing microstrip antennas in size such as using Defected Microstrip Structure (DMS), Defected Ground Structure (DGS), a dielectric substrate of high permittivity at the ground plane or a combination of them [1,2] 78 metamaterial and fractal method [3,4]. Some researchers replaced the traditional substrate by a µ-negative metamaterials (MNG) which miniaturize the size of a rectangular patch antenna to 77% [5] Meandering the microstrip feed line has been used in a previous work to perform impedance matching over a very wide band range of frequencies.…”