Design of a printed 60 GHz Quasi-Yagi antenna for millimeter wave wireless communication applications

Hsu, Chung-Yi; Hwang, Lih-Tyng; Feng, Chang-Yi; Chang, Fa‐Shian; Wang, Shunmin; Cho, Kai-Yi

doi:10.1109/apmc.2015.7412984

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“…The antenna is designed to point to the direction of the transmission, which offers small size and low weight, thus suitable to use as an obstacle avoidance system for unmanned drones, such as quadcopters. This structure of the quasi-Yagi antenna provides better performances [20][21]. Following by Yoon et al, [22] as illustrated in Figure 4, a higher-order mode circular patch antenna is designed with a low-profile characteristic on a UAV fuselage.…”

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Review on Patch Antennas for Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Application

Nur Hidayah Ramli

2023

ARASET

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The wide-ranging Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) applications making them be one of the Internet of Things promising technologies. The vast potential of monitoring and surveillance for public safety threats using drones be a current issue for researchers. Antennas play an important part in UAV to create reliable communication links. There are different types of antennas that can be used for UAV application depend on antennas size, efficiency, gain, angle of radiation pattern, polarization, etc. This paper mainly focuses on patch antennas for UAV applications. In general, there are two types of patch antenna is described which are single patch antenna and array antenna. The review of patch antennas can be a useful guideline to choose or design antenna for UAV applications in the future.

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confidence: 99%

Review on Patch Antennas for Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Application

Nur Hidayah Ramli

2023

ARASET

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“…The conventional quasi-Yagi antenna was first introduced by Qian et al [2] and further studied by others [3][4][5][6] to improve the characteristics of the antenna. Due to the aforementioned reasons, they have found a wide range of applications in areas such as wireless communication [7][8][9], mm-wave systems [10][11][12], and energy harvesting [13].…”

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A Simple dual-band quasi-Yagi antenna with defected ground structures

TURAN,

ODABAŞI

2022

Turkish Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences

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In this article, a dual-band compact quasi-Yagi antenna with defected ground structure (DGS) is proposed.The proposed antenna has a simple feeding mechanism consists of a microstrip and transmission line. Half of the driver and director elements are printed on the opposite side of the substrate to ensure good coupling between the antenna elements and achieve a stable radiation pattern. The ground plane is modified with one rectangular slot below the microstrip line to form dual-band operation. Also rectangular slots placed on the sides of the ground plane to improve the matching. The proposed antenna works at f1 = 3.35 and f2 = 6.15 GHz, respectively. The antenna efficiency is above 88% at f1 and 78% at f2 with bandwidths of 11.8% and 9.7% , respectively. The realized gain is around 4.3 dBi at both frequency range with an end-fire radiation characteristics. An excellent agreement is observed between the simulation and measurement results. The proposed antenna is suitable for dual-band operations in wireless communications systems.

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“…Recently, 28 GHz switched five-beam antenna system based on a rectangular waveguide and a reconfigurable semiconductor circuit (RSC) with slots is reported [7]. Another compact printed quasi Yagi antenna having an impedance bandwidth of 56.3 − 65.2 GHz with a peak gain of 8.9 dBi was reported [8]. A recent work on flexible microstrip antenna fabricated on Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) substrate using silver nano-particles as the conductive ink of inkjet printer was reported to work in X-band region, a candidate band for 5G [9].…”

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Tri-band $2\times 2$ 5G MIMO Antenna Array

Chu

Hasan

Yan

et al. 2018

2018 Asia-Pacific Microwave Conference (APMC)

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A tri-band 2×2 MIMO antenna array for 5G applications is presented. It consists of two orthogonally-placed compact tri-band 28/38/60 GHz antennas with the realized gain varying between 3.5 and 8.5 dBi over the operating frequencies. Each individual antenna maintains a monopole-like radiation pattern across these bands. In addition, the MIMO characterization of the proposed array is discussed. The simulation results show that the envelope correlation coefficient of the array is excellent with a maximum value of less than 0.0015 whereas the diversity gain almost attains 10 dB over the entire operating frequency. The simple planar structure of the MIMO array also offers an ease of fabrication and practical integration with other electronic components Index Terms-Ultra wideband antenna, multi-band antenna, MIMO antenna, 5G antenna.

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Design of a printed 60 GHz Quasi-Yagi antenna for millimeter wave wireless communication applications

Cited by 6 publications

References 9 publications

Review on Patch Antennas for Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Application

Review on Patch Antennas for Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Application

A Simple dual-band quasi-Yagi antenna with defected ground structures

Tri-band $2\times 2$ 5G MIMO Antenna Array

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