Tapered slot antenna with band pass function

Matsui, Akinori; Kanda, Yasuaki; Suzuki, Takeshi

doi:10.1109/aps.2008.4619654

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“…Figure 1 shows basic configuration of BPTSA (a) and the detail dimensions of the transition (b). The antenna, which is illustrated in the literature [4] in detail, consists of the radiator (TSA), the parallel line (CPS), and the MSL-SL transition. The TSA has exponential curve (Vivaldi).…”

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“…BPTSA [3], has been proposed to limit the frequency spread of the transmitting spectrum. BPTSA shows band pass characteristic by setting an equivalent LPF in the feeding slot line (SL) or coplanar strip line (CPS) of a tapered slot antenna (TSA) [4]. Moreover, the feature that we can simplify the system construction and reduce the load of the design is added.…”

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Transmitting spectrum control by band pass tapered slot antenna on UWB-IR application

Matsui

Kanda

Suzuki

et al. 2009

2009 IEEE International Conference on Ultra-Wideband

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This paper describes compatibility between EIRP mask by FCC and radiating spectrum using band pass tapered slot antenna (BPTSA) on UWB impulse radio (IR) application. The study proposes some techniques to add band pass characteristic on the antenna and considers the mask compatibility by actual signal transmitting and receiving. We focus the cut off characteristic in the higher frequency region than 10.6GHz. The features of the test antennas on the experiments are described. It is revealed that to satisfy the spectrum mask is possible by restricting the bandwidth of the antenna.

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confidence: 99%