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Microstrip Antenna Size Reduction using CSRR and DGS for ISM band
A proper size antenna dimension is needed to integrate a microstrip antenna with a beamforming network. In this case, the dimensions of the microstrip antenna are adjusted to the output port of the adjacent beamforming network so that a compact size antenna is needed. In this paper, antenna size reduction has been carried out using CSRR and DGS techniques to meet these requirements. A CSRR element has printed on the patch plane, while the DGS has printed on the ground plane. The antenna is designed to operate at an operating frequency of 2.400 – 2.483 GHz, using the FR-4 material. The simulation results show that antenna size has been reduced by 31.14% with frequency 2.41 – 2.48 GHz and a gain of 6.402 dBi. While the measurement results of the antenna fabricated show an operating frequency at 2.43 - 2.57 GHz. Therefore, the proposed antenna is suitable to be used as specified.