A Compact Frequency Notched UWB Antenna Using Parasitic
A Compact Frequency Notched UWB antenna with parasitic strips is proposed. UWB technology has gained popularity where a high data transfer rate is needed. The proposed antenna had a minimum size of 28x30x1.6 mm. It had a frequency bandwidth of 3.2GHz to 12.1GHz. The proposed antenna was fed by a...
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2023
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| Summary: | A Compact Frequency Notched UWB antenna with parasitic strips is proposed. UWB
technology has gained popularity where a high data transfer rate is needed. The
proposed antenna had a minimum size of 28x30x1.6 mm. It had a frequency
bandwidth of 3.2GHz to 12.1GHz. The proposed antenna was fed by a microstrip
feedline and consists of a rectangular radiant patch and a half ground patch. The
substrate used was FR4 with permittivity is 4.4. A method is shown to reject certain
bands within the UWB band using parasitic strips. WLAN is the required band that
need rejected from 5.15GHz to 5.85GHz. |
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