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A two element 2X2 linear array Yagi antenna which is meant to operate at frequency of 3.5GHz which can be used for low band 5G as well as for WIMAX is presented in this paper. This array consists of two radiating elements of eight parasitic elements each with overall dimensions of 110×60×1.6mm3. The proposed antenna was built on Rogers Duroid subst...
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... We can calculate the value of each parameters by formula (1) and (2) . Which were shown in table 1. In this design, the antenna simulations are done using the full- wave electromagnetic field simulator Ansoft HFSS version 13. The Fig.2, depicts the simulated return loss (S11) of the proposed single microstrip Quasi-Yagi antenna. The operating bandwidth is about 620MHz for S11 less than -10dB at the center frequency of 3.5GHz of the antenna can be suitable for array design. The Fig 5, depicts the far field radiation pattern of E and H plane of a single antenna element. The antenna peak gain is more than 7dB. The above single element Yagi antenna yields a Far field gain of more than 7dB but in order to acquire more gain from this model the next step of modification is implementing a linear array for the above model. Here we have proposed the 2 element linear array Yagi antenna which can attain better gain, bandwidth and radia- tion pattern compared to single element. ...
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... reflection coefficient for the eight elements single Yagi an- tenna is as shown below. The figure 4 depicts the S11 value of - 36.2 with a band width of 500 Mhz. It is observed from the figure 5 that the co polarization is more compared to cross polarization which is desirable quality of work- ing of good ...
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... schematic of the 2 element linear array of the microstrip Qua- si-Yagi antenna is shown in Fig.3. In this design, 1×2 uniform linear array (sub-array) antennas have been used, where each radi- ating element of them is excited by signals with equal magnitude. The simulated S-parameters of the proposed array antenna struc- ture is illustrated in Fig.4. And fig.4 and fig.5 shows the Reflec- tion coefficient and radiation pattern of the proposed antenna Ya- gi-Uda antenna ...
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... length 24.3mm and S11 at 3.5GHz is -16.9845,realizedgain is 8.65 and bandwidth is 600Mhz. For length 22.3mm and S11 at 3.5GHz is -17.48,realized gain is 8.59 and bandwidth is 800Mhz.For length 22.8mm and S11 at 3.5GHz is -26.67,realized gain is 10.5 and bandwidth is 620Mhz.For length 21.8mm and S11 at 3.5GHz is -30.10,realized gain is 8.37 and bandwidth is 500Mhz. The S parameters of the width of directors were shown in figure 9. Each value of the length is 2.825,3.825mm and 1.825mm. From the simulation curve in figure 5, when the length is 3.825mm, the error of the curve is ...
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... We can calculate the value of each parameters by formula (1) and (2) . Which were shown in table 1. In this design, the antenna simulations are done using the full- wave electromagnetic field simulator Ansoft HFSS version 13. The Fig.2, depicts the simulated return loss (S11) of the proposed single microstrip Quasi-Yagi antenna. The operating bandwidth is about 620MHz for S11 less than -10dB at the center frequency of 3.5GHz of the antenna can be suitable for array design. The Fig 5, depicts the far field radiation pattern of E and H plane of a single antenna element. The antenna peak gain is more than 7dB. The above single element Yagi antenna yields a Far field gain of more than 7dB but in order to acquire more gain from this model the next step of modification is implementing a linear array for the above model. Here we have proposed the 2 element linear array Yagi antenna which can attain better gain, bandwidth and radia- tion pattern compared to single element. ...
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... reflection coefficient for the eight elements single Yagi an- tenna is as shown below. The figure 4 depicts the S11 value of - 36.2 with a band width of 500 Mhz. It is observed from the figure 5 that the co polarization is more compared to cross polarization which is desirable quality of work- ing of good ...
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... schematic of the 2 element linear array of the microstrip Qua- si-Yagi antenna is shown in Fig.3. In this design, 1×2 uniform linear array (sub-array) antennas have been used, where each radi- ating element of them is excited by signals with equal magnitude. The simulated S-parameters of the proposed array antenna struc- ture is illustrated in Fig.4. And fig.4 and fig.5 shows the Reflec- tion coefficient and radiation pattern of the proposed antenna Ya- gi-Uda antenna ...
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... length 24.3mm and S11 at 3.5GHz is -16.9845,realizedgain is 8.65 and bandwidth is 600Mhz. For length 22.3mm and S11 at 3.5GHz is -17.48,realized gain is 8.59 and bandwidth is 800Mhz.For length 22.8mm and S11 at 3.5GHz is -26.67,realized gain is 10.5 and bandwidth is 620Mhz.For length 21.8mm and S11 at 3.5GHz is -30.10,realized gain is 8.37 and bandwidth is 500Mhz. The S parameters of the width of directors were shown in figure 9. Each value of the length is 2.825,3.825mm and 1.825mm. From the simulation curve in figure 5, when the length is 3.825mm, the error of the curve is ...
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