design microstrip dual frequency using microwave office

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anybody have a manual @ step to design antenna for this software. my patch very complicated to design. please give some advise. tq
 

Hello syuhaila,

I have posted couple of PDF materila on Patch Antenna analysis using MWO...
Once again I am attaching...Here you go...




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tq manju.. if i've any problem, can i ask u again..

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i can,t download file because my point not enough..
 


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hi manju...
i need suggestion how to design dual resonance microstrip patch antenna.my frequency is 1.8 to 2.2.I already try to do antenna from IEEE journal but the main problem in my design is i dont how to vary systematically or tune to get good result.It there have any procedure for tuning to determine optimal height,patch size (L,W),size of probe feed...plz manju ..i hope u can guide me

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Hello Allan,


Find attached is the PDF document/presentation material shows how you can use AWR Microwave Office (MWO) for Dual Resonance Microstrip Patch antenna simulation & Analysis...
Also attached is the MWO project file (*.emp) works in MWO2007 V7.5x....



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dual frequency( 0.9 & 1.8 GHz)

manju.. pleaase help me to get dual frequency..
that file u give last time i can't read because the version of AWR different.. I using AWR v 6.5.1... so, i hope u can give me some idea to get my resonant frequency..
 

can i get more antenna designs using mwo ??
 

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oh, thnx for yours pdf!
 

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