A single matching network design for a double band PIFA antenna via simplified real frequency technique

Abstract

In this paper, matched performance of a double band PIFA antenna is reported. The transducer power gain of the antenna is optimized over the commercialized wireless communication bands of 824-960 MHz and 1710-1990 MHz using only one matching network. In the design process, several commercially available computer aided design packages with variety of different matching network topologies were employed. The best result was obtained by using the Simplified Real Frequency Technique, which in turn yields an "easy to implement circuit topology". The matched antenna provides an average transducer power gain of -1.6±0.4 dB in 824-960 MHz and -2.2±0.5 dB in 1710-1990 MHz. INDEX TERMS -Wireless Communication, Miniaturized Antennas, Wide-Band Matching, PIFA antennas, Double Band Antennas.

Fractal Shaped Antenna based tri-band Energy Harvester

“…Matching networks for multiband energy harvesters are of two types-single matching network [14] and multiple matching networks for individual resonating frequencies [6] which use power combining techniques. In this paper, we have designed a single matching network which has been optimised in ADS.…”