A multi-layer isolated magnetic dipole antenna uses capacitive elements across slot regions to tune resonant frequency and bandwidth characteristics.
A vialess microstrip transition couples surface and embedded feed lines using electromagnetic induction to enable efficient signal propagation.
A flat lens feed structure transforms cylindrical surface waves into plane waves for holographic antennas.
A dual-antenna portable device adjusts signal phase and magnitude to shape radiation patterns.
A non-common-ground bandpass filter circuit isolates separated ground regions to prevent electrostatic discharge damage.
Stacking 1 to 100 graphene layers balances electrical conductivity and optical transparency for efficient thermal radiation.
Ground plane slots and cut-outs regulate current flow to prevent unwanted electromagnetic radiation, reducing radiation pattern tilt in compact designs.
Zonal conductive patterns in an artificial magnetic conductor structure suppress parasitic radiation while maintaining low bulk.
Parallel half Vivaldi antenna plates achieve 50-ohm impedance, eliminating matching networks and resolving bandwidth limitations from 100-ohm mismatch.
A bifurcating ground plane decouples biconical antenna elements to stabilize frequency response.