2018
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-10-8339-6_24
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Wideband Designs of 60° Sectoral Microstrip Antenna Using Parasitic Angular Sectoral Patches

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“…They do not require a power divider and have single layer in configuration which makes their fabrication simpler. A similar study of gap-coupled sectoral antennas was reported in [22]. However, in [22], detailed discussion on effects of variation in sectoral angle on BW and gain in three patch gap-coupled configuration was not presented.…”
Section: Gap Coupled and Slot Cut Variations Of 60 • Sectoral Msasmentioning
confidence: 76%
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“…They do not require a power divider and have single layer in configuration which makes their fabrication simpler. A similar study of gap-coupled sectoral antennas was reported in [22]. However, in [22], detailed discussion on effects of variation in sectoral angle on BW and gain in three patch gap-coupled configuration was not presented.…”
Section: Gap Coupled and Slot Cut Variations Of 60 • Sectoral Msasmentioning
confidence: 76%
“…A similar study of gap-coupled sectoral antennas was reported in [22]. However, in [22], detailed discussion on effects of variation in sectoral angle on BW and gain in three patch gap-coupled configuration was not presented. Also wideband designs using slot and single arc shape MSA were not discussed which offered nearly the same BW and gain responses as that obtained using two arc shape MSA designs.…”
Section: Gap Coupled and Slot Cut Variations Of 60 • Sectoral Msasmentioning
confidence: 76%