Textile broadband e-patch antenna at ISM band

Paul, DL; Klemm, Maciek; Railton, C.J.; McGeehan, JP

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“…4(b) but a little narrower than E-plane patterns due to the geometry of the antenna (a larger 7 All simulations presented in the paper were performed using CST Microwave Studio. 8 It is noted that the electrical length of the minor axis of the planar elliptical dipole antenna is critical to achieve such a bandwidth.…”

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Wideband Antenna With Conductive Textile Radiators for a Dual-Sensor Subsurface Detection System

Salman

Bicak

Sezgin

2011

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propagat.

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A wideband antenna with conductive textile radiators (WACTR) is investigated for a pulsed dual-sensor subsurface detection system, which is composed of a ground penetrating radar (GPR) sensor and an electromagnetic induction (EI) sensor. It is demonstrated that undesired clutter of the EI sensor arising from the metallic mass and conductivity of the GPR antenna radiators can be removed by choosing textile material for the antenna without degradation of the antenna's performance. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first application of textile material used in antennas for such an aim. The antenna also has a new feeding structure to excite the textile patches, which offers a mechanically more rigid solution and a wider excitation surface. Some measured and simulated antenna characteristics are presented for the antenna located in the dual-sensor search head (DSSH). The ground effects on the antenna performance are additionally investigated as a complementary study. The detection results of some selected targets buried in soil by means of the proposed WACTR are presented. The targets are detected even in the non-metallic and deep-buried cases and it is also demonstrated that the GPR and EI sensors are complementary sensors.Index Terms-Broadband antennas, buried object detection, electromagnetic induction, ground penetrating radar, multi-sensor systems, textile industry.

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“…studies in the literature about designs and applications such as UWB WBAN [4], Bluetooth [5] and ISM band [6], [7] applications, dual-band [8], [9], dual-polarized [10], and aperture-coupled [11] textile antennas. Aerospace applications of textile antennas and passive microwave textile components, in particular, are examined in [12], [13].…”

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Wideband Antenna With Conductive Textile Radiators for a Dual-Sensor Subsurface Detection System

Salman

Bicak

Sezgin

2011

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propagat.

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“…There are numerous studies in literature, which have been published recently, about textile antenna designs and applications. Some of the important ones are textile antennas for UWB WBAN [1], Bluetooth [2] and ISM band [3,4] applications, dual-band [5 -6], dual-polarized [7] and aperture-coupled [8] textile antennas. Aerospace applications of textiles antennas and passive microwave textile components are announced in [9,10].…”

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Textile antenna for the multi-sensor (impulse GPR&EMI) subsurface detection system

Salman

Bicak

Sezgin

2010

Proceedings of the XIII Internarional Conference on Ground Penetrating Radar

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The performance of a planar elliptical dipole textile antenna for the multi-sensor (impulse GPR&EMI) subsurface detection system is investigated. This is a new application of textile antenna. The textile material of antenna does not create an EMI clutter comparing solid Cu material. The antenna characteristics of the proposed antenna in the multi-sensor head are measured and compared with the simulated ones. A buried target into soil, is successfully detected by the multi-sensor system with the usage of the textile antenna in the GPR sensor.

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Conformal dual-band textile antenna with metasurface for WBAN application

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Textile broadband e-patch antenna at ISM band

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Wideband Antenna With Conductive Textile Radiators for a Dual-Sensor Subsurface Detection System

Wideband Antenna With Conductive Textile Radiators for a Dual-Sensor Subsurface Detection System

Textile antenna for the multi-sensor (impulse GPR&EMI) subsurface detection system

Conformal dual-band textile antenna with metasurface for WBAN application

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Wideband Antenna With Conductive Textile Radiators for a Dual-Sensor Subsurface Detection System

Wideband Antenna With Conductive Textile Radiators for a Dual-Sensor Subsurface Detection System

Textile antenna for the multi-sensor (impulse GPR&amp;EMI) subsurface detection system

Conformal dual-band textile antenna with metasurface for WBAN application

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Textile antenna for the multi-sensor (impulse GPR&EMI) subsurface detection system