2020
DOI: 10.1109/jiot.2020.2976857
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Rugged Linear Array for IoT Applications

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“…Compared with dipole antennas, a shorted wire biconical antenna (SWBA), also denoted as a wideband high efficiency electromagnetic structure (WHEMS), is able to achieve a higher broadside gain of 6 dBi at the 3/2λ resonant mode due to the bending and the short circuit processes [17]. However, in the lower side of the band, the antenna works at the λ resonant mode, where the dimension is large.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Compared with dipole antennas, a shorted wire biconical antenna (SWBA), also denoted as a wideband high efficiency electromagnetic structure (WHEMS), is able to achieve a higher broadside gain of 6 dBi at the 3/2λ resonant mode due to the bending and the short circuit processes [17]. However, in the lower side of the band, the antenna works at the λ resonant mode, where the dimension is large.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…8,9 Although the Yagi array yields higher gain, its interelement spacing of 1.83λ results in larger dimensions, leading to increased wind load. 10 On the other hand, wideband high-efficiency electromagnetic structure (WHEMS) antennas possess smaller end-fire size and wider bandwidth, [11][12][13][14][15][16][17] with relatively smaller interelement spacing, yet they do not exhibit substantial gain improvement. 18 Addressing the coupling issue is pivotal for enhancing the gain of linear antenna array.…”
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