Horizontal polarization hyper-frequency band high-gain minitype flat printing isotropic antenna
A horizontally polarized, omnidirectional antenna technology, which is applied to antennas, electrical components, radiating elements, etc., can solve problems such as difficult to use, and achieve the effect of increasing gain, high gain, and reducing antenna size
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[0036] according to figure 1 The structure shown actually processed a pair of basic planar printed antennas, and the main electrical performance parameters S of the antennas were measured experimentally. 11 , VSWR, gain and radiation pattern. The example antenna design is tuned to 722MHz. The frequency range of standing wave ratio less than 1.5 is 706~742MHz, and the standing wave ratio is the smallest at 723.5MHz, which is 1.16. The measured antenna gain is greater than 3dB. The inhomogeneity of the E-plane (θ=90°) pattern is less than 4.5dB, and occurs at the feeder outlet port and the 45° inclined coplanar waveguide.
Embodiment 2
[0038] according to figure 2 The structure shown actually processed a pair of planar printed antennas with parasitic slot lines, and experimentally measured the main electrical performance parameters S of the antenna 11 , VSWR, gain and radiation pattern. The example antenna design is tuned to 722MHz. The frequency range of standing wave ratio less than 1.5 is 699~738MHz, and the standing wave ratio is the smallest at 719.5MHz, which is 1.20. The measured antenna gain is greater than 4.5dB. The inhomogeneity of the E-plane (θ=90°) pattern is less than 5.0dB, and occurs at the feeder outlet port and the 45° inclined coplanar waveguide.
Embodiment 3
[0040] according to image 3 The structure shown actually processed a pair of planar printed antennas with a 45° inclined coplanar waveguide gap connected to the capacitance, and the main electrical performance parameters S of the antenna were measured experimentally. 11 , VSWR, gain and radiation pattern. The example antenna design is tuned to 722MHz. The frequency range of standing wave ratio less than 1.5 is 708-758MHz, and the standing wave ratio is the smallest at 725.3MHz, which is 1.12. The measured antenna gain is greater than 6.0dB. The inhomogeneity of the E-plane (θ=90°) pattern is less than 8.0dB, which occurs at the feeder outlet port and the 45° inclined coplanar waveguide.
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