An Efficient Algorithm for the Control of Reconfigurable Pixel Microstrip Antennas

Muscat, Adrian; Zammit, Joseph A.

doi:10.1109/cenics.2009.10

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“…Nonuniform pixels are a matter of concern to develop a variety of configurations, and one of them has been presented in [8], which produces frequency diversity. As we have discussed so far, pixel structure parasitic elements are very interesting in design diversity of antenna parameters, so they require to be optimized through specific algorithms as discussed in [9][10][11] and [11]. Pixel parasitic element concept is also useful for producing hybrid type of reconfigurability or the most popular pattern diversity as discussed in [12][13][14].…”

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Pixel Shape Ground Inspired Frequency Reconfigurable Antenna

Yadav¹,

Tewari²,

Yadav³

2019

PIER C

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A microstrip antenna with a pixel ground structure for single and multiband frequency reconfigurable applications is presented. The partial ground structure of the primary antenna is converted into pixel shapes which produce single and multiband frequency reconfigurable characteristics by the means of RF switches. The designed antenna operations are switchable over multiband, single frequency band and UWB spectrum with the distinct configuration of RF switches. Three cases of RF switch configurations have been demonstrated with their simulated and measured results to verify the reconfigurable characteristics.

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