2014
DOI: 10.3233/jae-131731
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Analysis and realization of improving the patch antenna gain based on metamaterials

Abstract: To improve the gain of microstrip antenna, it can be realized by artificially introducing metamaterials into microstrip antenna. This paper introduces four kinds of metamaterial structures, such as dendritic-type, cross-type, s-type and h-type. All can improve the antenna performance in varying degrees. Based on the analysis and comparison of the simulated results, we found that the dendritic-type metamaterial microstrip antenna has the most remarkable influence on increasing of the antenna gain with the bandw… Show more

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“…After the first successful invention of metamaterial by Smith and his colleagues it is being utilized in almost all the applications of electromagnetism because of these exciting electromagnetic properties. The applications of metamaterials have explored in the field of designing filter , designing antenna , efficiency increment of solar cell , building cloak , etc. However, negative refractive index (NRI) property is one of the most important properties of metamaterial to current applied physics researchers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After the first successful invention of metamaterial by Smith and his colleagues it is being utilized in almost all the applications of electromagnetism because of these exciting electromagnetic properties. The applications of metamaterials have explored in the field of designing filter , designing antenna , efficiency increment of solar cell , building cloak , etc. However, negative refractive index (NRI) property is one of the most important properties of metamaterial to current applied physics researchers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%