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Metamaterial Based Compact Planar Antenna for UWB and 5G Applications
Thanuj D,Saravana Krishna N,Naveen Babu Gnanamoorthi,Richards Joe Stanislaus +3 more
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In this article, a split-ring resonator is constructed on a 0.43mm thick RT Duroid substrate above a partly covered ground plane, with an overall dimension of 39x30 mm2.Abstract:
This paper presents a metamaterial approach based ultra-wideband patch antenna using a different split-ring resonator structure. The proposed split-ring resonator is constructed on a 0.43mm thick RT Duroid substrate above a partly covered ground plane. The radiating element comprises of a rectangular geometry with arc-shaped structures at the shorter edges, with an overall dimension of 39x30 mm2. The proposed antenna provides a much favorable radiation pattern with a very efficient impedance matching across a wide bandwidth of 3-44 GHz, making it highly suitable for its operation at and beyond ultra-wideband applications and 5G communications. This paper discusses the antenna's design and the parametrical studies performed using available simulation tools.read more
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