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Fast design of a printed dipole antenna with an integrated balun

Denis Jaisson

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Abstract

A new model speeds up the design of a printed dipole and its feeding balun. The optimised parameters influence only the model elements that are characterised in closed-form, whereby the field simulation workload is minimised. The predicted performance of two experimental antennas agrees well with the measurements.

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A new model speeds up the design of a printed dipole and its feeding balun. The optimised parameters influence only the model elements that are characterised in closed-form, whereby the field simulation workload is minimised. The predicted performance of two experimental antennas agrees well with the measurements.

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A new model speeds up the design of a printed dipole and its feeding balun. The optimised parameters influence only the model elements that are characterised in closed-form, whereby the field simulation workload is minimised. The predicted performance of two experimental antennas agrees well with the measurements.

Key concepts: Balun, Dipole antenna, Dipole, Antenna (radio), 3d printed, Computer science, Field (mathematics), Electronic engineering

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