The article investigates the performance of planar and compact CPW-fed microstrip patch antenna that offers 10 dB impedance bandwidth over the wide frequency range between 2.59 and 7.61 GHz. The parametric analysis of various design variables is included to acquire the final design of proposed antenna. The prototype exemplary of designed antenna is experimentally tested to obtain the return loss, VSWR, radiation response and gain characteristics. The close agreement is acquired between simulated and experimental results.The projected antenna has compact size of 0.61λ0 × 0.44λ0 × 0.027λ0 mm3 and offers a 10 dB wide impedance bandwidth of 5.02 GHz. Thus, it may be considered suitable for variety of wireless applications including WLAN, Wi-MAX, fixed satellite services, wireless point-to-point applications etc.
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相似文献This article presents a compact Co-Planar Waveguide (CPW) fed antenna for next-generation Vehicular Communications. The antenna is designed by employing two rectangular stacked patch structures and slots, making the antenna resonate at dual frequency bands. The analytical study of antenna design is carried out using the governing microstrip patch equations. On optimizing the patch's dimensions for CPW structures, the desired frequency range of operation is obtained for the single element antenna structure. The designed antenna resonates at 3.5 GHz (LTE-42 Band) and 5.9 GHz (DSRC Band), yielding this antenna to be a prime component for Vehicular to Everything (V2X) Communication. The optimized single-element antenna structure is 35 mm?×?20 mm designed on an FR-4 substrate of thickness 1.6 mm. The substrate has a dielectric constant of 4.4 and a loss tangent value of 0.001. Further, the antenna structure is developed as a 4-element MIMO configuration with the distance between adjacent antenna elements to be 10 mm. The adjacent antennas in the MIMO configuration are positioned orthogonal to each other, thereby exhibiting better isolation between the antenna elements. The antenna has a reflection coefficient value of?<??10 dB within the bandwidth of interest and VSWR less than 2. The Gain value of the designed antenna ranges between 2.8 and 2.9 dBi at 3.5 GHz and between 3.6 and 3.7 dBi at 5.89 GHz. The overall efficiency of the antenna element is between 60 and 80% at both frequency bands. MIMO parameters are analyzed by calculating the Channel Capacity Loss (CL), Diversity Gain (DG), Envelope Correlation Coefficient (ECC) and Total Active Reflection Co-Efficient (TARC). The designed antenna is fabricated and tested, which shows the measured results coincide with the simulated antenna results. The overall dimension of the MIMO configured antenna design is 60 mm × 60 mm × 1.6 mm, which is highly compact and is a suitable candidate for deployment of Vehicle to Vehicle (V2V), Vehicle to Infrastructure (V2I), and Vehicle to Network (V2N) scenarios.
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相似文献Multi Input Multi Output (MIMO) and phased array systems are considered a key technologies to realize the 5G communication systems. Therefore, the purpose of this research is the suggestion of a novel mm-wave Ultrawide Band (UWB) antenna design with compact and straightforward layout suitable for both MIMO and phased array systems. Hence, the designed antenna array has been studied separately as a MIMO antenna and as a phased array antenna to carefully assess the performance of each system. The single antenna design is an elliptical patch antenna where the design novelty lies in the combination of a modified inset-feed and defected ground structure to provide a large bandwidth without any compromise in the radiation performance, nor in antenna size and design simplicity. The Design process are performed using CST MWS software, where the Rogers RT/Duroid 5880 substrate is chosen to construct the antenna. A broadband characteristic of 8.7 GHz from 26 to 34.7 GHz with two resonant frequencies at 28 GHz and 33 GHz is obtained. A good radiation properties are achieved, where the gain is greater than 4.5 dB while the radiation efficiency exceeds 97% over the operating band. The MIMO and phased array antennas are made up of 12-elements of the single UWB-antenna arranged linearly along the width-edge of the smartphone mainboard. The MIMO antenna proves a high diversity performance in terms of Diversity Gain (DG), Envelope Correlation Coefficient (ECC), Total Active Reflection Coefficient (TARC), Channel Capacity Loss (CCL) and Mean Effective Gain (MEG), owing to the low mutual coupling less than ??20 dB, which is obtained using a separating slits between the elements. In addition, the suggested phased array provides a highly stable gain up to 15 dB over the entire bandwidth at broadside direction, besides the wide scanning range of?±?60° at 28 GHz and?±?40° at 33 GHz. Hence, the attained results assure that the suggested antenna could be appropriate for incorporation in 5G smartphones and other wireless devices and can be effectively used for both phased array and MIMO applications.
相似文献This paper presents a designing of dual-coated miniaturized metamaterial inspired quad band antenna for wireless standards with gain enhancement. Proposed design has compactness in size with electrical dimension of 0.239?×?0.351?×?0.0127 λ (30?×?44?×?1.6 mm3), at lower frequency of 2.39 GHz. The antenna consist a double printed slotted hexagonal shape radiating section with implementation of metamaterial rectangular split ring resonator. Antenna achieve quad bands for wireless standards WLAN (2.4/5.8 GHz), WiMAX (3.5 GHz), IEEE 802.11P (WAVE-5.9 GHz), ITU assigned X bands (7.25–7.75, 7.9–8.4 GHz) and satellite communication systems operating bands (C-band: 7.4–8.9 GHz and X-band: 8–10 GHz for satellite TV). An acceptable gain, stable radiation characteristics and good impedance matching are observed at all the resonant frequencies of the proposed structure. By application of proposed frequency selective surface an average enhancement of gain is about 4–5 dB over the operating band. Antenna fabricated and tested represent good agreement between the simulated and measured results.
相似文献This article presents a dual-band circularly polarized hybrid ring CDRA (Cylindrical dielectric resonator antenna) for wireless applications in C and X-band. A circular ring inclusive of a slotted cross-shaped microstrip feed line is used to excite the ring CDRA and generation of HEM11δ and TEM01δ modes. Multiple inverted Z-shaped apertures and circular ring along with a slotted cross-shaped microstrip feed line are responsible for the generated circular polarization wave between 3.92 and 4.08 GHz in lower band and 8.85 to 9.61 GHz in upper band with 4% (160 MHz) and 8.23% (760 MHz) axial ratio bandwidth (ARBW) respectively. The proposed antenna also offers impedance bandwidth of 20.58% (780 MHz) between 3.40 and 4.18 GHz in lower band while 29.31% (2490 MHz) between 7.25 and 9.74 GHz in upper band resonating at 3.73 and 7.79 GHz with???26.4 and???35.61 dB return loss respectively. The proposed ring CDRA shows stable gain of peak value 5.8 dB (simulated) and 5.8 dB (measured) in lower band while 7.7 dB (simulated) and 8.2 dB (measured) in upper band.
相似文献This article presents the design and development of a compact broadband “+” shaped aperture coupled carpet fractal antenna with a defected ground structure (I shaped slot in the ground) for broadband/ultra wideband (UWB) and a multiband characteristics. The antenna has overall dimensions of 8.4 cm?×?5.5 cm?×?3.2 mm and is fed using aperture coupled feeding mechanism. It shows an impedance bandwidth (<?10 dB) of 4460 MHz from 6.93 to 11.39 GHz with fractional bandwidth of 0.48 at the center resonant frequency of 9.16 GHz. A multiband behavior is also exhibited by this antenna from 3.9–4.08 GHz, 4.8–5.06 GHz and 6.1–6.4 GHz with impedance bandwidths of 180 MHz, 260 MHz and 300 MHz respectively. It therefore supports the wireless applications of Wi-MAX (3.8–4.1 GHz), Wi-BAN/long distance radio telecommunication (4.8–5.06 GHz), wireless sensor networks (6.1–6.4 GHz), satellite (7.4–7.8 GHz) and UWB (6.9–11.03 GHz). The antenna is designed as a ‘+’ shaped patch with fractal rectangular slots cut out from it up to iterations of second order that allow the antenna to support multiband characteristics. The bandwidth at these bands is improved by using I shaped defected ground structure (DGS) and a parasitic feeding method i.e. aperture coupled feeding (Karur et al., in: ICMARS (IEEE), Jodhpur, India, pp. 266–270, 2014).The antenna has a compact structure with two layers of FR4 substrate, the ‘+’ shaped carpet fractal printed on the upper substrate layer and the lower substrate has a ground layer printed on its top and feed line on its bottom layer respectively. It shows a simulated peak gain of 4 dB at an operation frequency of 7.95 GHz. The antenna design and simulations are done using CST MWS V14. The Simulation results in terms of impedance bandwidth, smith chart, gain are presented in this article. To validate the impedance bandwidth results, the proposed carpet fractal antenna is experimentally tested using a vector network analyzer and the measured results are found to be closely matching with the simulated ones, allowing the antenna to be practically suitable for the afore mentioned wireless applications.
相似文献In this paper, dual-band wearable microstrip patch antenna printed on FR4-substrate is designed and fabricated for wearable wireless communications. A star-shaped monopole Ω antenna connected to 50 Ω transmission line, backed by partial ground plane is used. The antenna dimensions are optimized for wideband radiation characteristics. Different types of dielectric substrates are investigated for wideband wearable applications. The proposed antenna printed on jeans textile substrate introduces an impedance matching bandwidth of 7.3 GHz with maximum gain of 5 dBi. The effect of mutual coupling between two parallel patches, two opposite patches and two orthogonal patches on their radiation characteristics are investigated. High isolation is achieved for two orthogonal patches placed away from each other by 0.3λ with a rectangular strip etched between them and cutting in the ground plane. The isolation is below ? 29 dB within the frequency band. The structure achieves impedance matching bandwidth of 1.8 GHz in 1st-band and 4.8 GHz in 2nd-band with maximum gains of 8.5 dBi and 5.3 dBi, respectively. A prototype element is fabricated, measured and the radiation characteristics coincide with the simulated results. The structure is simple, light-weight, and is suitable for WAN applications in the frequency band from 2 GHz to 7 GHz. The effect of human body tissue on the radiation characteristics of the antenna array is investigated.
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