1988
DOI: 10.1049/el:19880444
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Gain enhancement of microstrip antennas with overlaying parasitic directors

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“…Kumar and Singh [18] have studied the input impedance characteristics of the circular patch antenna. To enhance the performance, various multilayer layer substrate antennas have been studied in detail by [19][20][21][22], but they all are on the microwave/millimeter region of the electromagnetic spectrum only.…”
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“…Kumar and Singh [18] have studied the input impedance characteristics of the circular patch antenna. To enhance the performance, various multilayer layer substrate antennas have been studied in detail by [19][20][21][22], but they all are on the microwave/millimeter region of the electromagnetic spectrum only.…”
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“…However, all these designs are restricted to the low frequency regime only. To enhance the performance, multilayer substrate antennas have been studied in detail by [18][19][20][21], but they all have again concentrated to the lower frequency (microwave region) only. A simple single frequency THz rectangular patch antenna was reported [22,23], which suffer from the poor radiation efficiency and the gain.…”
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“…There are some efforts in the literature to enhance the radiation characteristics of microstrip antennas [11]- [13], but they are just a scratch on the surface and when the radiation improvement is attempted, it is mainly focused on increasing the gain of the antenna.…”
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