High gain and low losses antenna array for High Power Microwave applications

Chauloux, Antoine; Colombel, Franck; Himdi, Mohamed; Lasserre, J.-L.; Bruguiere, P.; Pouliguen, Philippe; Potier, Patrick

doi:10.1109/eucap.2014.6902118

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“…Whether [3] has multiple bands of operation that can limit the antenna usability to specific applications like WiMAX or WLAN. Quite a lot of antennas have been planned and employed for such wideband applications, like Vivaldi [4], horn [5], planer [6], and log periodic shaped antennas [7]. Among these shapes, the Vivaldi antenna has exhibited a wider operational band.…”

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REULEAUX Triangle Shaped MSPA for 5G and WLAN Applications

Pandey

Chaudhary

2021

IJEER

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This research work proposes a low-key REULEAUX Triangle Shaped antenna having a square, rectangular Patch attached through the feedline. This antenna has REULEAUX Triangle as a patch element with a bottom having square-shaped geometry to attain ultra-wideband characteristics. This compact wideband antenna for WLAN, 5G and WiMAX applications has been presented in this manuscript. The compact antenna (60×65×1.6 mm3) is intended and manufactured on a substrate of FR-4 material and evaluated on different grounds to validate the performance. The comparison of simulated results and measured outcomes reveal that the proposed device has return loss (|S11|) < -10 dB along with 4.272 GHz impedance BW between 1.738 GHz and 6.01 GHz covering ultra-wideband region. In the measured outcomes, it is clear that the proposed REULEAUX Triangle Shaped antenna has radiation with omnidirectional characteristics with the peak gain of 2.75dB in the operating band. The antenna also attains 110.26% fractional bandwidth in the operating band. Cost of construction of antenna is very low due to easy availability and budget price of the material used. These outcomes with large bandwidth and steady radiation patterns prove that the proposed antenna design will be appropriate for UWB applications.

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