Modeling of fractal antennas
S. V. Krupenin
Abstract
S. V. Krupenin
Abstract
Results on the numerical analysis of the Sierpinski and Koch fractal antennas are presented. It is shown that self-similarity of fractal structures affects electromagnetic properties of antenna structures created on the basis of these fractals. It is demonstrated that the Sierpinski and Koch fractal antennas are multiband structures; therefore, these antennas can be used for the development of radar and telecommunications systems. A technique is proposed for generation of an irregular determinate fractal structure that can be used for the development of a frequency-independent fractal antenna.
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Results on the numerical analysis of the Sierpinski and Koch fractal antennas are presented. It is shown that self-similarity of fractal structures affects electromagnetic properties of antenna structures created on the basis of these fractals. It is demonstrated that the Sierpinski and Koch fractal antennas are multiband structures; therefore, these antennas can be used for the development of radar and telecommunications systems. A technique is proposed for generation of an irregular determinate fractal structure that can be used for the development of a frequency-independent fractal antenna.
Key concepts: Fractal, Fractal antenna, Mathematics, Computer science, Statistical physics, Physics, Mathematical analysis, Telecommunications