Minkowski Fractal Microstrip Antenna for RFID Tags

Rusu, Mircea; Hirvonen, Mervi; Rahimi, Habibollah; Enoksson, Peter; Rusu, Cristian; Pesonen, Nadine; Vermesan, Ovidiu; Rustad, Helge

doi:10.1109/eumc.2008.4751540

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“…It is the first iteration step of Koch Curve fractal antenna. And the same process is repeated for the multiple numbers of iterations [51]. From the above survey, it is clear that this is the most fundamental fractal geometry that provides improved performance parameters particularly good input impedance matching and high efficiency.…”

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Fractal Geometry and Its Application to Antenna Designs

Jena,

Mishra,

Sahu

et al. 2019

IJEAT

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his paper primarily focuses on various fractal geometries and their applications to antenna designs. Several natures inspired and human inspired fractal geometries are presented one by one. Their importance and design procedure are also briefly discussed. The dimensions of such fractal geometries are found using their mathematical modeling. Considering modeling and their corresponding shapes various low profiles, low cost, small size and, light weight antenna designs for various wireless applications are described. The broadband, wideband, and multiband nature of the design due to fractal application are discussed. Finally advantages, disadvantages, major applications, and future scope of such fractal geometries are mentioned.

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Fractal Geometry and Its Application to Antenna Designs

Jena,

Mishra,

Sahu

et al. 2019

IJEAT

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“…[4][5] For instance, Mircea Rusu and Mervi Hirvonen designed a Minkowski fractal annular dipole featured with a great size reduction. [6] A series of fractal dipole characters applying to the RFID systems were also discussed in our team research work. [7] [n addition, Sushant S. Gaikwad and Meenakshi designed a novel Koch fractal microstrip antenna with a good performance.…”

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A dual-band S-shaped fractal orthogonal dipole antenna for vehicular navigation systems

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Xue

Zhao

et al. 2015

2015 Asia-Pacific Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility (APEMC)

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We proposed a dual-band S-shaped fractal antenna with a compact orthogonal dipole for miniaturization and a reflection mirror for gain improvement. Considering the applications of vehicular navigation systems, the proposed antenna is designed to cover dual-band frequencies of L-Band (1.616 GHz ± 5 MHz) and S-Band (2.492 GHz ± 5 MHz). The -10 dB impedance bandwidths are 238 MHz and 340 MHz respectively for the lower band and the higher band, with an excellent isolation in the whole operating frequency range. The results of simulation and measurement agree with each other quite well.978-1-4799-6670-7/15/$31.00

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“…Other, non-regular (or mathematical generated fractal) curves was investigated for fractal antenna use in automotive industry and other applications like in RFID tags, with good results [26,27]. The field is in rapid change, the potential of fractal antenna applications being far to be fully explored.…”

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“…39. Figure 38 shows a new configuration (27) for a PIFA (Planar Inverted F Antenna), formed by an antenna element (30), a feed point (29), a short-circuit (28), and a particular example of a new ground-plane structure (31) formed by both multilevel and space-filling geometries. Figure 39 shows an improved monopole antenna (36) configuration (35) where the groundplane (37) is composed by multilevel and space-filling structures.…”

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