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Book Chapter on Multiband Microstrip Antenna

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A book chapter on microstrip antenna design for multipurpose wireless communication, starting with antenna basics and types before presenting a proposed…

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A book chapter on microstrip antenna design for multipurpose wireless communication, starting with antenna basics and types before presenting a proposed multiband design. It describes a defected ground plane with 12 slots, intended to tune frequency for different wireless uses. The chapter states four operating bands, a 61% bandwidth with VSWR under 2, -20 dBi minimum return loss, and 7 dBi directivity.

Key points

  • Proposes a multiband antenna with a defected ground plane for multipurpose wireless communication.
  • Uses 12 ground-plane slots as electronic bandgap tuners to adjust frequency.
  • Lists four operating bands: 4.6-5 GHz, 5.2-5.5 GHz, 5.6-6.2 GHz, and 6.5-8.9 GHz.
  • States suitability for WLAN, WiMAX, and X-band applications.
  • Reports 61% bandwidth with VSWR < 2.
  • Gives minimum return loss as -20 dBi and directivity as 7 dBi.
  • Introduces antenna basics, including wavelength relation from operating frequency and speed of light.

What is inside

  1. Abstract
  2. 2.1 Introduction
  3. 2.2 Types of Antenna
  4. 2.3 Microstrip Patch Antenna
  5. 2.4 Feeding Techniques

When it helps

Shows the technical background and design claims for a microstrip antenna concept, including the operating bands and reported performance figures. It serves as evidence of the proposed antenna structure and its stated wireless applications.

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