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size of ground plane in designing microstrip patch antenna

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hi, i am designing microstrip patch antenna that will operate at 2.3 GHz.
i will use fr-4 as substrate and the thickness of substrate is 0.8 mm.
but i am very confused with the size of ground plane.
i hope the size of ground plane will be shorter than substrate because i am planning to print metamaterial structure at bottom of substrate for the further work.
anyone can help me to find the best size of ground plane?
thanks you very much...



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Hi
This seems a very old post. Have you been able to solve the GNP (Ground plane) calucaltions? I am working on GSM antenna and I want the whole circuitry to stay within 45x30mm PCB size but I hear that ceramic chip antennas require as much as 60x80mm ground plane . can you give idea how you reached a solution?
 

there is no problem if you are but ground plane shorted than substrate dimensions
 

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