Simplified feed for modified printed Yagi antenna

By G. Zheng, Ahmed A. Kishk, A. Glisson, Alexander B. Yakovlev. 2004

153 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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1. Amin Abbosh
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Citations in the corpus

• DESIGN OF DOUBLE DIPOLE ANTENNA WITH ENHANCED USABLE BANDWIDTH FOR WIDEBAND PHASED ARRAY APPLICATIONS (2006, unknown): “Wide bandwidths of 40%, 50% and 91% are obtained in [23, 24], and [25], respectively.”
• Simple Broadband Planar CPW-Fed Quasi-Yagi Antenna (2007, result): “Recently, an attempt to alleviate this complication with a simplified feed and modified printed Yagi antenna was presented [4] and resulted in similar performance in terms of its bandwidth, radiation properties and gain to the previously reported configurations.”
• High-Efficiency Angled-Dipole Antennas for Millimeter-Wave Phased Array Applications (2008, methodology): “A Yagi-Uda antenna and a bow-tie antenna with microstrip baluns were demonstrated by Zhen et al. at 8‐11 GHz with excellent performance [ 3 ], [4], and the quasi-Yagi antenna developed by Deal et al. also showed good performance at X-band and mm-wave frequencies [5], [6] with a 180 planar balun.”