2015
DOI: 10.1109/tap.2015.2429733
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Design of a Wideband Horizontally Polarized Omnidirectional Antenna With Mutual Coupling Method

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“…antennas in references. In Table 2, it can be observed that the proposed antenna not only possesses the widest impedance bandwidth, but also provides a better cross-polarization level of −20 dB than that in [18] over the whole impedance bandwidth. In addition, the proposed antenna with a small number of radiation elements only occupies a relatively reduced size of 0.66λ L × 0.66λ L × 0.01λ L .…”
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“…antennas in references. In Table 2, it can be observed that the proposed antenna not only possesses the widest impedance bandwidth, but also provides a better cross-polarization level of −20 dB than that in [18] over the whole impedance bandwidth. In addition, the proposed antenna with a small number of radiation elements only occupies a relatively reduced size of 0.66λ L × 0.66λ L × 0.01λ L .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Although the sizes in [6] and [10] are smaller, the profile is relatively high, and the bandwidth is much narrower than the proposed antenna. In contrast to [18] which owns a better gain variation, the proposed antenna has a wider impedance bandwidth and smaller size to meet space-constrained applications.…”
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“…Its 10‐dB bandwidth is 41% covering the band of 1.76‐2.68GHz, and its lateral size is also too large (more than 0.74 λ 0 ). Recently, some new methods are used to broaden the bandwidth . Based on the concept of tightly coupled dipole array, the antenna in Ref.…”
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“…The omnidirectionality is defined as the gain variation (maximum to minimum) in the azimuthal plane. The wideband of omnidirectional antenna can be achieved by rational design of monopole or dipole [1][2][3], but the conformation of these antennas are rather complicated. Besides, either the gain variation is above 2dB [1][2] or the gain is less than 2dBi [3] in the horizontal plane.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%