Planar elliptical element ultra-wideband dipole antennas

By H. Schantz. IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society International Symposium, 2002

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Planar miniature tapered-slot-fed annular slot antennas for ultrawide-band radios (2005, background): “The diamond dipole and the planar elliptical dipole are both variations of the bow-tie antenna [12], [13].”
Frequency notched UWB antennas (2003, background): “These antennas are highly efficient [2] and they have many desirable properties including excellent impedance matching, dipole pattern, and a uniform, UWB frequency response across at least a 3:1 range in frequencies [3].”
Ultrawideband Printed Elliptical Monopole Antennas (2007, background): “Printed elliptical dipoles as well as printed elliptical monopole antennas (PEMAs) have also been reported to yield very large bandwidth [3]–[8].”
A Miniaturized Elliptic-Card UWB Antenna With WLAN Band Rejection for Wireless Communications (2007, background): “If the lines are treated as a 100–377 transformer [9], Klopfenstein taper [15] gives the least length of the tapering section for a given frequency band.”