Wideband microstrip-fed monopole antenna having frequency band-notch function
By K. Chung, Jaemoung Kim, Jaehoon Choi. IEEE Microwave and Wireless Components Letters, 2005
246 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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In Aerospace Engineering
- Kai-fong Lee
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- Mohammad Ojaroudi
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- Shing-lung Steven Yang
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In Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- Kai-fong Lee
- Changiz Ghobadi
- Ahmed A. Kishk
- Mohammad Ojaroudi
- Javad Nourinia
- Shing-lung Steven Yang
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- Reza Zaker
Citations in the corpus
- Novel Modified UWB Planar Monopole Antenna With Variable Frequency Band-Notch Function (2008, methodology): “Recently to generate the frequency band-notch function, modified planar monopoles with inverted U-slot [4], U-slot [5] and small strip bar [6] are used.”
- A NOVEL UWB ELLIPTICAL SLOT ANTENNA WITH BAND-NOTCHED CHARACTERISTICS (2008, unknown): “To overcome problems caused by electromagnetic interference (EMI) between UWB and WLAN systems, various UWB antennas with a notch function have been developed for UWB communication systems [8–16].”
- Dual- and Multiband U-Slot Patch Antennas (2008, methodology): “U-slot was also applied on planar ultrawideband antennas to introduce band notch for minimizing interference [3]–[5].”
- Small Square Monopole Antenna for UWB Applications With Variable Frequency Band-Notch Function (2009, methodology): “Recently, to generate the frequency band-notch function, modified planar monopoles with H-shaped conductor-backed plane [9], inverted U-slot [10], and small strip bar [11] are used.”
- NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF A SMALL ULTRA WIDEBAND MICROSTRIP-FED TAP MONOPOLE ANTENNA (2006, unknown): “75, and a small size of 16 mm, which is smaller than the antennas presented in [2–14].”