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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Printed Antenna"”.
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Investigation into the design of ultra-wideband (UWB) and multi-band antennas
… multi-band services require UWB and multi-band antenna designs. Motivated by these applications, we first carried out the investigations on the family of square plate monopole (SPM) antennas for UWB applications. The family of square plate monopole (SPM) UWB antennas yields quite attractive …
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Embedded Power Active Contact Lens
… external wireless signal. The lens contained a printed antenna to communicate with a 2.4GHz system and provide inductive charging operating at 13.56 MHz. The lens utilizes a CBC005 5µAh thin film battery by Cymbet as a power source. A custom IC was designed using the On Semiconductor CMOS C5 0.6 …
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Advanced Design Methodologies and Novel Applications of Reflectarray Antennas
Reflectarray antennas combine the numerous advantages of printed antenna arrays and reflector antennas and create a hybrid high-gain antenna with a low-profile, low-mass, and diversified radiation performance. Reflectarrays are now emerging as the new generation of high-gain antennas for …
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A Novel Unit Cell Antenna for Highly Integrated Phased Arrays in the SHF Band
<p>Phased arrays are electromagnetic antenna systems comprised of many radiating elements and processing electronics. Radiating elements are typically positioned in an orderly grid within the antenna aperture. In the receive mode of operation, radiating elements capture some of the signal energy …
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Model and design of small compact dielectric resonator and printed antennas for wireless communications applications. Model and simulation of dialectric resonator (DR) and printed antennas for wireless applications; investigations of dual band and wideband responses including antenna radiation performance and antenna design optimization using parametric studies
Dielectric resonator antenna (DRA) technologies are applicable to a wide variety of mobile wireless communication systems. The principal energy loss mechanism for this type of antenna is the dielectric loss, and then using modern ceramic materials, this may be very low. These antennas are typically …