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Design of sierpinski fractal UWB antenna

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The proposed antenna is designed by incorporating sierpinski fractals inside a circular ring of width 1mm which improves the impedance band width and radiation efficiency of the antenna.
Abstract
This paper presents a low profile sierpinski fractal antenna for ultra wide band applications. The proposed antenna is designed by incorporating sierpinski fractals inside a circular ring of width 1mm which improves the impedance band width and radiation efficiency of the antenna. The proffered antenna of dimensions 29×28×1.6 mm3 covering the frequency range of 3.7 to 14.3 GHz with radiation efficiency of 92% is fed by microstrip feed line. The radiation pattern is stable over the operating UWB range. Sierpinski fractal UWB antenna is designed and simulated using High Frequency Structure Simulator (HFSS).

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Design of miniaturized fractal quasi-self complimentary antenna for UWB applications

TL;DR: In this paper, a microstrip-fed quasi self-complementary fractal antenna is designed and fabricated to achieve the desired ultra wideband (UWB) features, achieving a wide impedance bandwidth covering the band from 3.6 GHz to more than 14 GHz with reflection coefficient superior to − 10dB.
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Design and Fabrication Of Multiband Sierpinski Fractal Patch Antenna For X And Ku-Band Applications

TL;DR: In this paper, a multiband sierpinski fractal patch antenna for the X and Ku-band applications is presented, which is designed and fabricated using Rogers RT/Duroid 6202 (lossy) substrate with a dielectric constant of 2.94 and a height of 1.52mm.
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Planar elliptical antenna for ultra-wideband communications

TL;DR: In this paper, a printed planar elliptic patch juxtaposed with the ground pattern in a single substrate providing an ultra-wideband impedance bandwidth is presented, which is achieved by using a new impedance-matching technique of cutting a notch at a ground pattern opposite the microstrip line.
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On the design of nano-arm fractal antenna for UWB wireless applications

TL;DR: In this article, a nano-arm fractal antenna was proposed for ultra wide band applications. But the shape of the fractal geometry, the number of iterations and number of nano-arms are the deciding factors for achieving wider impedance bandwidth.
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Design of printed multistrip monopole antenna for UWB applications

TL;DR: In this article, the design and performance measures of a printed multistrip monopole antenna for ultra-wideband application are presented, which consists of six quarter wavelength strips of different resonant frequency combined in a manner to provide wide bandwidth and omnidirectional pattern.
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Wideband and small size star-shaped microstrip patch antenna

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