A simple method for the design of ultra-wideband antennas in planar format is presented. This method is demonstrated for a high-dielectric-constant substrate material, which allows for a considerable antenna size reduction. Simulations are performed using Ansoft's High-Frequency Structure Simulator
A novel compact ultra-wideband dipole antenna
✍ Scribed by Le, Dinh Thanh ;Karasawa, Yoshio
- Book ID
- 115466106
- Publisher
- IEEE
- Year
- 2012
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- 428 KB
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- undefined series for scimag
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- Article
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