Miniaturized CSRR TAG Antennas for 60GHz Applications

Ncibi, O.; Ferchichi, Abdelhak; Vuong, T.P.; Gharsallah, Ali

doi:10.11591/ijece.v4i1.4724

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“…These structure exhibits resonant behavior due to the internal inductance and capacitance present in it, according to Pendry's work [16]. The CSRR has an equivalent LC resonant circuit and is used for miniaturiazation [17][18], multi-band operation [19], in wideband filters [20] and detection purpose. A single CSRR etched out from the ground plane of the microstrip line act as a crack detection sensor as shown in Figure 1.…”

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Complementary Split Ring Resonator based Sensor for Crack Detection

Rajni

Kaur

Marwaha

2015

IJECE

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In this paper, the performance of Complementary Split Ring Resonator (CSRR) based sensor is explored by varying the geometrical parameters of a sub millimeter crack. Behavior analysis of the CSRR based sensor is performed by variation in the parameters of crack. Variation in resonant frequency of sensor is observed in every case and is noteworthy for our purpose. This signifies the sensor’s ability to detect crack of different geometrical parameters on a metal surface.The effectiveness of the sensor is being contemplated through this approach which is appreciable. An illustrious performance of the crack detection sensor has been discovered in this analysis. Simulated results show the feasibility of detecting very small cracks upto 25 􀟤m width, in the metallic surfaces.

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Section: Design and Working Of Csrr Based Sensormentioning

confidence: 99%

Complementary Split Ring Resonator based Sensor for Crack Detection

Rajni

Kaur

Marwaha

2015

IJECE

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“…It has been proposed for 5G applications to serve the demand of higher traffic with good data rates and efficiency. In 5G base stations infrastructure, the base stations will be connected via wireless mm‐wave base stations with backhaul link . Therefore, the capacity of the traffic users and directional high gain will be increased.…”

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“…Therefore, the capacity of the traffic users and directional high gain will be increased. At base station side, using an array of antenna or smart antennas with beamforming technique which increase the gain of the antennas in a directional beam are introduced in . However, at this high frequency, the key challenge is to have a system with low interference.…”

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Highly directive 3D‐printed dual‐beam waveguide slotted antennas for millimeter‐wave applications

Sabri¹,

Murad²,

Rahim³

2019

Micro & Optical Tech Letters

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A highly directive 3D-printed dual beam waveguide slotted antennas designed at 28 GHz are presented in this work. By having dual-beam directional pattern, the coverage area can be doubled. The performance of dual-beam waveguide slotted antennas is investigated with new metal 3D printing technique. The slots are basically designed at half wavelength dimension and distance with symmetrical and asymmetrical offset to form different phase radiations. The longitudinal slotted arrays are implemented on both side of the waveguide broad walls, thus enabling the dual beams on the antenna. The proposed antennas are simulated using computer simulation technology software and fully metal printed using EOS M280 machine. The simulated performance is validated experimentally using network analyzer measurement. The dimensional tolerance and surface roughness are profiled in this work. A good match better than 10 dB is achieved. The antennas are proposed for three-dimensional beamforming in millimetre wave applications. K E Y W O R D S 3D printed, beamforming, dual-beam, millimeter waves, waveguide slotted antenna

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“…One of the disadvantages of antenna array is the array area because of the association of many elements and the different microstrip lines network assuring the feeding of each antenna element. To resolve this problem many methods and techniques can be used as mentioned in [13][14][15].…”

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A New Design of a Wideband Miniature Antenna Array

Oulhaj¹,

Touhami²,

Adnane³

et al. 2017

IJECE

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In this work, we present a new configuration of a new miniature microstrip antenna array having a wide frequency band and with a circular polarization. The bandwidth is about 2GHz for a reflection coefficient under -10dB and centered on the ISM ‘Industrial Scientific Medical’ band at 5.8 GHz. To design such array, we have started the design by validating one antenna element at 10 GHz and after that by using the technique of defected ground, we have validated the antenna array in the frequency band [4 GHz -6 GHz] which will permit to miniature the dimensions. The final fabricated antenna array is mounted on an FR4 substrate, the whole area is 102.48 X 31.39 mm2 with a gain of 5dBi at 4GHz.

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Miniaturized CSRR TAG Antennas for 60GHz Applications

Cited by 8 publications

References 15 publications

Complementary Split Ring Resonator based Sensor for Crack Detection

Complementary Split Ring Resonator based Sensor for Crack Detection

Highly directive 3D‐printed dual‐beam waveguide slotted antennas for millimeter‐wave applications

A New Design of a Wideband Miniature Antenna Array

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