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well it depends upon ur requirements
the dimensions of Tx line are normally found by trial and error method, dere is no exact eq. to find it
and thickness of patch depends on ur requirements, how you will fabricate it
try making 2D patch, bt if want to make 3D patch 0.0035mm is normally used for...
Hello!
I am trying to create a circular patch antenna.
For that, should I create a 2D patch or 3D sphere or cylinder will work?
If I can make 3D patch, will be be cylinder or sphere?
Also can I feed it with rectangular transmission line?
Kindly help me in this regard!
its not necessary that you get exact results, they may be slightly different because of different softwares and different settings
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try attaching .hfss file only, instead of attaching .rar
I have Roger RO 4533, with thickness 1.524mm
What about the formula which says that the length of ground plane is 6 times the thickness of substrate plus the length of patch
and same for width
Is it true? Will this work or not?
considering the length and width of ground and substrate are same?
I am trying to design a microstrip patch antenna for UWB using HFSS.
I know that dimensions of patch can be calculated by formulas or using this link
https://www.emtalk.com/mpacalc.php
But I am confused about the dimensions of substrate. I have chosen substrate with relative permittivity...
THnx WimRFP!
I have read the paper and I have read your post too.
The problem is I have to stick with microstrip antenna with a rectangular patch, I know it will not give good results as compared to other antennas (e.g. the one you mentioned) but still for my research purposes I have to stick...
But I have read many papers, people have designed microstrip antennas and published their papers even in IEEE transactions
I know microstrip antennas are not good for wideband applications and they work well for narrow band applications, but still people have designed such antennas. I have also...
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