In this article, we present a compact ultrawideband antenna with dual broadband‐notched characteristics centered at 3.4 and 5.5 GHz. The proposed antenna consists of a rectangular patch with a modified ground plane structure and 50 Ω microstrip‐fed line. By etching two opposite U‐shaped slots in the radiating patch, the notched bands of 3.375–3.945 GHz for WiMAX and 5.425–6.150 GHz for WLAN and HYPERLAN/2 were achieved. The antenna also offers a flat frequency response so minimizing the formation of spurs and precursors that ensures optimal time domain performance for ultrawideband radio applications. The return loss was measured to better than −10 dB over the entire band from 3.1 to 10.6 GHz. The antenna gain was larger than 2 dBi all over the frequencies with a flatness of 2.5 dB and an omnidirectional radiation pattern in the H‐plane. © 2015 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Microwave Opt Technol Lett 57:2854–2856, 2015
The new current design is especially suitable for use in mu lti-standard wireless receiver fo r microwaves communicat ion systems. In recent years, there has been a growing market for dual band transceivers for various wireless standards. This work investigates a novel circuit topology of concurrent Dual-band Low No ise Amplifier (LNA) operates in the 3.9 GHz and 4.48 GHz frequency bands for WLAN applications and may be used for dual band cellular applications. RF circuit designs take two parallel LNAs with a single transistor only, and band-pass filter (BPF) networks are usually used match both the input and output ports at two different bands, are matched to 50Ω without external elements. The transistor ATF1 0136 is chosen for the purpose of high gain and low noise characteristics. Simulat ions of the operation of the amp lifier were performed with the software ADS and Ansoft software and performance of the amplifier were recorded and analyzed. Simulat ion results indicate a Noise Figure NF below 1.5dB and a gain S21 above 11 d B in all frequency bands and also input and output return loss are below -11 d B for all desired frequency band while drawing 2.5mA current fro m a 5V power supply. The chip provides a good basis for the realization of W LAN lo w-cost RF receivers for dual-band operation. These performances situate this receiver among the most competitive low cost and low power RF receivers. All the principles carry out in this work are furthermo re transposable to other frequencies and to other transmission standards.
A circular polarization dual band metamaterial polarization rotator composed of two double split ring resonators rotated 90º with respect to each other is presented. Asymmetric transmission between Txx and Tyy and symmetric transmission between Txy and Tyx has been achieved. The circular polarization is caused by the symmetric transmission between Txy and Tyx. The design has been demonstrated numerically at microwaves frequency. The structure holds promise for ultra-compact polarizing devices for any frequency range given the scalability of the approach.
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