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Pentagonal patch antenna geometry. 

Pentagonal patch antenna geometry. 

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Antenna characteristics are chosen according to the features determined by the systems where they will be used. While some systems require a very narrow bandwidth, others may operate with a much wider bandwidth. Some techniques used for increasing the bandwidth of a given antenna have considered mechanical adjustment of the air layer thickness, wit...

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... feed point was located at 0.006 m. on the Y axis. The single pentagonal patch antenna is also shown in figure 1. ...
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... ground plane of the antenna has a rectangular shape, whose sides are separated from the pentagon as it is also shown in figure 1. The chosen substrate is RT/Duroid 5880, with: ε r = 2.2, and h= 0.00317 m. ...
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... simple way for realizing a short in a patch antenna was used by inserting a via hole joining the patch metallization and the ground plane at the desired location 1 . Simulations of the antenna array were also performed considering a rectangular ground plane separated from the array in the same way as in figure 1, by a distance equal to 3h. The pentagonal antenna array with an external ring is shown in figure 4. In figure 5, the gain of the pentagonal patch antenna array is presented under linear polarization. ...
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... antenna case with the highest selectivity is shown in figure 10, which provides a decrease of 42.8491% compared to the single pentagonal patch antenna. In this case, the width of the external patch is of 0.0016 m. ...

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