TY - JOUR
T1 - A sierpinski carpet five band antenna for wireless applications
AU - Khan, Imran
AU - Devanagavi, Geetha D.
AU - Sudhindra, K. R.
AU - Vandana, K. M.
AU - Manohara Pai, M. M.
AU - Ali, Tanweer
N1 - Publisher Copyright:
© 2019 Polish Academy of Sciences. All rights reserved.
PY - 2019/1/1
Y1 - 2019/1/1
N2 - A compact Sierpinski Carpet square fractal multiband antenna operating at 3.9 (WiMAX)/6.6 (Satellite TV)/8.1/10.7/11.8 GHz (X-band) is presented. The proposed Microstrip Patch Antenna (MSPA) consists of a Sierpinski Carpet square fractal radiator in which square slots are etched out and a tapered microstrip feed line. The Sierpinski Carpet square fractal patch modifies the current resonant path thereby making the antenna to operate at five useful bands. Impedance matching at these bands are solely achieved by using Sierpinski square slot and tapered feedline, thus eliminating the need of any external matching circuit. The dimensions of the compact antenna is × × . and exhibits S11<-10dB bandwidth of about 4.8% (4.01-3.82 GHz), 2.1% (6.62-6.48 GHz), 2.7% (8.24-8.02 GHz), 2.1% (10.77-10.54 GHz) and 21% (12.1-11.60 GHz) with the gain of 7.57/3.91/3.77/6.74/1.33 dB at the operating frequencies 3.9/6.6/8.1/10.7 and 11.8 GHz, respectively under simulation analysis carried out by using HFSS v.13.0.
AB - A compact Sierpinski Carpet square fractal multiband antenna operating at 3.9 (WiMAX)/6.6 (Satellite TV)/8.1/10.7/11.8 GHz (X-band) is presented. The proposed Microstrip Patch Antenna (MSPA) consists of a Sierpinski Carpet square fractal radiator in which square slots are etched out and a tapered microstrip feed line. The Sierpinski Carpet square fractal patch modifies the current resonant path thereby making the antenna to operate at five useful bands. Impedance matching at these bands are solely achieved by using Sierpinski square slot and tapered feedline, thus eliminating the need of any external matching circuit. The dimensions of the compact antenna is × × . and exhibits S11<-10dB bandwidth of about 4.8% (4.01-3.82 GHz), 2.1% (6.62-6.48 GHz), 2.7% (8.24-8.02 GHz), 2.1% (10.77-10.54 GHz) and 21% (12.1-11.60 GHz) with the gain of 7.57/3.91/3.77/6.74/1.33 dB at the operating frequencies 3.9/6.6/8.1/10.7 and 11.8 GHz, respectively under simulation analysis carried out by using HFSS v.13.0.
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U2 - 10.24425/ijet.2019.129812
DO - 10.24425/ijet.2019.129812
M3 - Article
AN - SCOPUS:85073735382
SN - 2081-8491
VL - 65
SP - 551
EP - 556
JO - International Journal of Electronics and Telecommunications
JF - International Journal of Electronics and Telecommunications
IS - 4
ER -