An array of dielectric resonator antenna for wireless application

Aras, Mohd Shahrieel Mohd; Rahim, M.K.A.; Rasin, Zulhani; Aziz, Mohd Sanusi Abdul

doi:10.1109/rfm.2008.4897462

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“…As a consequence, the longest dipole in the array will be 3.96 m long. In case of array, elements of proper geometry can be assembled and fed in a suitable way [11] In addition, the diameter of 18 mm for the dipoles makes Z a becomes 14.43 W. The estimated gain of our LPDA is 6.67 dB for relative spacing constant (σ) and the ratio of the length (τ) of 0.14 and 0.8, respectively. By LPDA input impedance (R 0 ) of 50 W, the parallel rod feeder impedance (Z 0 ) is approximately 223 W. We also found that higher input impedance would have an adverse effect on the spacing of the booms.…”

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Effective Temperature of the Sun Based on Log Periodic Dipole Antenna Performance In The Range From 45 MHz to 870 MHz

Hamidi

Chumiran²,

Shariff³

et al. 2013

AJMP

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Abstract:The Log Periodic Dipole Antenna (LPDA) performance of solar burst monitoring in the range of (45 -870) MHz is presented. This project is under the International Space Weather Initiative (ISWI) program in order to observe the solar activities within 12 hours per day. At the first stage, we make an effort by constructing LPDA that suitable with the criteria, specification and practical enough with 5.45 meter boom length size of the antenna. The rods then were perforated with nineteen (19) elements that were made of aluminum rods. Two (2) rod aluminums type with nineteenth (19) elements that signify different frequencies. The gain of this antenna is 6.67 which is required preamplifier to amplify the signal of the Sun. From the results, we found that the effective temperature of the antenna is 1.3 dB and the temperature of the Sun during that observation is 1578 K. Some suggestions on improving this design are also presented.

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Effective Temperature of the Sun Based on Log Periodic Dipole Antenna Performance In The Range From 45 MHz to 870 MHz

Hamidi

Chumiran²,

Shariff³

et al. 2013

AJMP

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“…The investigations performed by researchers on dielectric resonant antenna (DRA) have revealed the dielectric resonator antenna to be an adaptable and competent radiator. Flexibility in the design of DRAs makes it striking substitute to traditional low‐gain antennas . The problem of narrow impedance bandwidth compelled the researchers to search for new techniques to design broadband dielectric resonator antennas …”

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Dielectric resonator antenna array for X‐band and microwave imaging applications

Gupta

Reddy

Gangwar

2018

Micro & Optical Tech Letters

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In this article, simulation and experimental studies of compact dielectric resonant antenna array have been performed for microwave imaging systems and X‐band applications. A novel feed structure has been proposed to excite the four cylindrical dielectric resonators. The proposed antenna array shows dual band characteristics i.e., 4.15–7.2 GHz and 9.35–17.2 GHz with the bandwidth of 3.05 GHz and 7.85 GHz respectively. The proposed antenna has been fabricated and tested. Measurement results have been extracted and found in good agreement with simulated results. The proposed antenna array affords appropriate gain, high radiation efficiency, wide bandwidth, small size, and stable radiation patterns over the entire bands which are essential performance characteristics to be utilized for C band, X band, and Ku band applications.

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“…where d [2][3] is spacing between elements 2 and 3. Table 1 showed the specification including the size of length and spacing between each element.…”

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Designing and Constructing Log Periodic Dipole Antennato Monitor Solar Radio Burst: e-Callisto Space Weather

Hamidi¹,

Ibrahim²,

Abidin³

et al. 2012

IJAPM

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Abstract-A Log Periodic Dipole Antenna (LPDA) for solar burst monitor in the range of (45 -870) MHz applications is presented. In this paper, we make an effort in designing a portable LPDA that suitable with the criteria, specification and practical enough although is the boom length size of the antenna is 5.45 meter. We choose value of 0.14 spacing factor τ= 0.8 as a directivity of antenna. This LPDA is constructed by using two (2) rod aluminums type with nineteenth (19) elements of different sizes. Some of suggestions on improving this design are also presented.

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An array of dielectric resonator antenna for wireless application

Cited by 27 publications

References 2 publications

Effective Temperature of the Sun Based on Log Periodic Dipole Antenna Performance In The Range From 45 MHz to 870 MHz

Effective Temperature of the Sun Based on Log Periodic Dipole Antenna Performance In The Range From 45 MHz to 870 MHz

Dielectric resonator antenna array for X‐band and microwave imaging applications

Designing and Constructing Log Periodic Dipole Antennato Monitor Solar Radio Burst: e-Callisto Space Weather

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