The effect of conductor line to meander line antenna design

Misman, D.; Salamat, I.A.; Kadir, M.F.A.; Rose, Mitch; Shah, M.S.R.; Aziz, Mohamad Zoinol Abidin Abd; Husain, M. N.

doi:10.1109/apace.2007.4603953

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“…As presented in Figure 15. The theoretical read range is considered as an important factor to validate the performance of RFID tag, The flexibility of the substrate material can impacts this parameter and reduce the loss and missmatch, thereby Table 3 is summarized a comparison of the proposed RFID tag Vs some exits works and the effects of diffrents substrates on read range of RFID tag [19]− [27].…”

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Novel printed passive ultra high frequency radio frequency identification antenna using meander technique

El Ahmar,

Errkik,

Zbitou

et al. 2024

IJEECS

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<p>In this paper, a novel radio frequency identification (RFID) antenna using a meander technique associated with a slotted patch is studied for RFID applications in the ultra high frequency (UHF) band [867.5-868 MHz]. The proposed RFID antenna is designed on a Kapton substrate with dielectric constant 3.5 and loss of 0.0027. It consists of two opposite meander line antennas of 8 turns each one and interconnected to ALIEH H3 microchip associated to two slotted patch’s with a global size 105×25×0.1 mm<sup>3</sup>. The proposed RFID antenna is designed and simulated using CST MWS as an electromagnetic solver. The results of the simulation show a return loss of -22.64 dB at 868 MHz, a reading distance of around 5 m, and a simulated input impedance of the antenna are 31.72+j109.68 Ω at the operating frequency 868 MHz.</p>

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Section: Simulation Results and Discussionmentioning

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Novel printed passive ultra high frequency radio frequency identification antenna using meander technique

El Ahmar,

Errkik,

Zbitou

et al. 2024

IJEECS

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“…Since Fractal was defined by B. Mandelbrot at first to describe complex geometries, various fractal structures had been introduced in the design of compact antennas by many researchers. [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.…”

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

You

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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“…Meandered design at the driver side is used in order to minimize the antenna design to fit into the PD detection counter system. In order to find the accurate antenna design [6], investigation on the effects of dimension changes to the meander driven element has been done using the parameter sweeping process. The parameter of the meander driver parts are horizontal length (Wmdr) and vertical length (Lmdr).…”

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A modified dipole Quasi-Yagi antenna to increase directivity and gain for WLAN application

Hock

Ghafil

Chakrabarty

et al. 2014

2014 IEEE International Conference on Power and Energy (PECon)

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WLAN network is the most popular wireless network used for various electronic devices to exchange data. Electronic devices such as smart phone, laptop, printer, digital camera and smart TV are using the Wi-Fi antenna to exchange data wirelessly. However most of the Wi-Fi antenna is isotropic antennas which transmit and receive Wi-Fi signal omnidirectional. According to current IEEE 802.11n standard, omnidirectional Wi-Fi antenna has limitation to reach 250m maximum due to its low directivity. In this paper, a Quasi-Yagi antenna has been built to enhance antenna gain and directivity.

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The effect of conductor line to meander line antenna design

Cited by 10 publications

References 3 publications

Novel printed passive ultra high frequency radio frequency identification antenna using meander technique

Novel printed passive ultra high frequency radio frequency identification antenna using meander technique

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

A modified dipole Quasi-Yagi antenna to increase directivity and gain for WLAN application

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