2008
DOI: 10.1109/tvt.2007.912153
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Design of a Shape-Constrained Dual-Band Polygonal Monopole for Car Roof Mounting

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“…However, the linear vertical monopole has too large of a height (a quarter wavelength, λ 0 /4) to be used for conformal devices . For example, antennas used for on‐body to on‐body communication systems, vehicles, and other similar applications should be of a conformal type, along with the conical radiation characteristics . To replace vertical monopoles, patch antennas with various excitation modes, called monopolar patch antennas, have been studied because they provide low costs and compactness.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…However, the linear vertical monopole has too large of a height (a quarter wavelength, λ 0 /4) to be used for conformal devices . For example, antennas used for on‐body to on‐body communication systems, vehicles, and other similar applications should be of a conformal type, along with the conical radiation characteristics . To replace vertical monopoles, patch antennas with various excitation modes, called monopolar patch antennas, have been studied because they provide low costs and compactness.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…temperature change. In addition, dual-band or multi-band antennas [18]- [19] are frequently used for the vehicular communications. The antenna with multiple operating bands can have a compact form factor that is easy to integrate with other components and systems in a vehicle.…”
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“…Current solutions adopt a single planar monopole antenna along the space inside the shark-fin shape to cover all bands [3], [4]. However, these solutions present problems at the lowest frequency bands caused by the limited height of the plastic cover.…”
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confidence: 99%