microstrip antenna theory and appliction

Microstrip antenna theory and appliction Patch#

Furthermore, with this small profile configuration, the antennas still provide high radiation performance with a bandwidth of the order of (900 MHz), gain of (6 dB) and directivity of the order of (7 dB). Beside of this, our proposed antenna has the advantage of small size of the order of (5.2 mm 3) which is compact and suitable for the 5 G wireless communication system applications. In addition, a good agreement between the results of the proposed antenna parameters with previously research works operating at the same frequency are also identified.

Microstrip antenna theory and appliction Patch#

Comparison between measured and simulated results with both techniques reveals that the FIT better for all types of microstrip antennas patch shapes whereas FEM is only reliable for rectangular microstrip antennas shape due to its regularity in its configuration. Design Equations For Patch Antennas The blue print of microstrip patch antenna that is developed at 28 GHz and 50. Compact dual band-notched Printed monopole antenna for UWB Applications, IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters, vol. Mostly these antennas are used in microwave and millimeter frequency bands.

Construction & Working of Micro strip Antennas Micro strip antenna consists of a very thin metallic strip placed on a ground plane with a di-electric material in-between. This microstrip patch antenna can be integrated very easily on the surface of PCB, which can be used in mobile devices as well. These patch shapes are fabricated practically and the efficiency of both mentioned methods have been identified through the evaluation of the microstrip antenna parameters such as, gain, bandwidth, VSWR, return loss S11, directivity and ration pattern operating at 28 GHz. The patch antennas are popular for low profile applications at frequencies above 100MHz.

This study provides a deeper knowledge of the usage of finite integration techniques (FIT) and the finite element method (FEM) for analyzing various microstrip antenna shapes such as rectangular, circular and triangular patches. Amethod for behind.the-array coupling of a phased antenna array has been reported by Hannan 13J and this method is investigated as to its feasibility.