A. Chaabane, O. Mahri, Djelloul Aissaoui, N. Guebgoub
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Multiband Stepped Antenna for Wireless Communication Applications
In this paper, a novel design of a coplanar waveguide fed (CPW) triple-band antenna is introduced. An ultra-wideband (UWB) characteristic is achieved by the initial design through the cut of a stepped shape from the lower part of the initial radiating patch and through the use of a truncated ground plane. A transition from the UWB to multiband function is assured by etching a simple ring inside the radiating patch. The antenna is printed on the low-cost FR4-substrate having a compact size of 0.162λ0×0.123λ0×0.008λ0 at 1.57 GHz. The design and the analysis of the antenna were done using the commercially software CST Microwave StudioTM while the fabricated prototype was tested and measured by using a R&S®ZNB Vector Network Analyzer. The measurements show that the fabricated prototype resonates between 1.57-2.33 GHz (38.97%), 5.84-6.41 GHz (9.31%), and 7.93-10.88 GHz (31.37%). Besides, the proposed antenna has consistent measured radiation patterns characteristics and it also reveals an acceptable realized gain and a high efficiency over the working ranges. Hence, the designed antenna can be a good candidate for many wireless communication systems.
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Informacije MIDEM publishes original research papers in the fields of microelectronics, electronic components and materials. Review papers are published upon invitation only. Scientific novelty and potential interest for a wider spectrum of readers is desired. Authors are encouraged to provide as much detail as possible for others to be able to replicate their results. Therefore, there is no page limit, provided that the text is concise and comprehensive, and any data that does not fit within a classical manuscript can be added as supplementary material.
Topics of interest include:
Microelectronics,
Semiconductor devices,
Nanotechnology,
Electronic circuits and devices,
Electronic sensors and actuators,
Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS),
Medical electronics,
Bioelectronics,
Power electronics,
Embedded system electronics,
System control electronics,
Signal processing,
Microwave and millimetre-wave techniques,
Wireless and optical communications,
Antenna technology,
Optoelectronics,
Photovoltaics,
Ceramic materials for electronic devices,
Thick and thin film materials for electronic devices.