Broadband low profile microstrip antenna suitable for dual mode operation in microwave millimeter wave frequency band

Abstract

The invention discloses a broadband low profile microstrip antenna suitable for dual mode operation in a microwave millimeter wave frequency band. The antenna is a rectangular patch loaded with a specific transverse slit and a longitudinal slit. The antenna is coupled and excited by a substrate integrated waveguide feeding slot. The antenna has advantages of simple structure, low profile, easy processing, wide bandwidth, low cross-polarization in a design frequency band and stable radiation pattern. Influence of an adhesion layer between an antenna dielectric layer and a feeding network can beconsidered in design by using a cavity model and a perturbation theory, to improve accuracy of calculating theoretical size of the antenna.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to a dual-mode working broadband low-profile microstrip antenna. The antenna is excited through a slit at the end of a substrate integrated waveguide (Substrate Integrated Waveguide, SIW), and belongs to the technical field of antennas. Background technique [0002] The antenna is an important part of the wireless communication system. The rapid development of wireless communication has created an urgent demand for antennas with small size, low cost, high gain, easy integration and broadband. Traditional microstrip antennas have the advantages of low profile, low cost, small size, light weight, easy planarization, and easy integration, but they also have the disadvantage of narrow bandwidth. [0003] There are many technologies to improve the bandwidth of microstrip antennas. Through the use of L-shaped probes, T-shaped feeders and other feeding methods, the bandwidth of the microstrip antenna can be significantly improved, but it will...

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Problems solved by technology

By using feeding methods such as L-shaped probes and T-shaped feeders, the bandwidth of the microstrip antenna can be significantly improved, but it will bring disadvantages such as increased complexity of the feeding method and increased antenna profile.

Stacked microstrip antennas, E-shaped antennas, and microstrip antennas loaded with U-shaped slots also have a relatively wide operating bandwidth, but there are also high cross-polarization, unstable radiation patterns, and higher structural complexity than traditional microstrip antennas. shortcoming

At the same time, many ways to improve bandwidth are in the millimeter wave frequency band. Due to complex structures, limited processing accuracy, and high processing costs, it is difficult to widely use them in engineering.

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