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Hello everybody. I'm designing a patch antenna for 2.5 - 2.7 GHz range using fr-4 substrate with thickness less then 3.2 mm. So far I haven't done with bandwidth more than 4-5%. Maybe someone could help me to find papers or whatever. Any help would be great
Hello, everybody. Can anyone tell me what amount of power may be used in patch antennas and what factors need to be taken into account when calculating forementioned power.
Unfortunately I can't post a pic.. The structure contains of two striplines connected between each other with simple microstrip line, everything on the same substrate with no baluns.Herу are results before increasing the length
I've designed simple microstrip line on rogers 4003 substrate (extrapolation tan delta = 0.0062 @ 60 GHz) in freq. band of 60 Ghz. CST showed small loss level of about 0.1 - 0.2 dB for 10 mm line. I tried to increase meshing but it didn't help. What could be the reason of that small loss level?
Hello everybody. I have designed a waveguide to microstrip transition for 60 GHz (using CST) that shows very good matching, when the length of PCB component (microstrip line) does not exceed 5-7 mm. If i increase this length the parameter S11 starts to oscillate as you can see on picture. Is...
Hi, everyone. Can anyone suggest any literature on slot antennas. I'm designing slot antenna with ground plane reflector (to get unidirectional pattern and high gain) and need physical interpretation for simulated results, cause the gain of my system increased by 4 times, not by 2 as i thought...
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