Printed Dipole Antenna with Stepped-Width Dipoles
Н. В. Тарасенко
Abstract
Н. В. Тарасенко
Abstract
The new printed dipole antenna is presented in the paper. The main advantage of the antenna in comparison with classic printed dipole antenna is a small length of dipoles due to their stepped configuration. The antenna works at two central frequencies simultaneously and can be used both as a standalone antenna and as a part of antenna arrays. The characteristics of the antenna such as return losses diagram and radiation patterns at the low and high central frequencies are provided.
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The new printed dipole antenna is presented in the paper. The main advantage of the antenna in comparison with classic printed dipole antenna is a small length of dipoles due to their stepped configuration. The antenna works at two central frequencies simultaneously and can be used both as a standalone antenna and as a part of antenna arrays. The characteristics of the antenna such as return losses diagram and radiation patterns at the low and high central frequencies are provided.
Key concepts: Dipole antenna, Coaxial antenna, Antenna measurement, Monopole antenna, Loop antenna, Radiation pattern, Antenna (radio), Antenna factor