Ultrawide-band coplanar waveguide-fed rectangular slot antenna

By Chair, Kishk, Lee. IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters, 2004

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Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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A Compact Microstrip Square-Ring Slot Antenna for UWB Applications (2006, background): “This structure creates more radiation pattern bandwidth than [3] and more impedance bandwidth than [8-9].”
Bandwidth Enhancement of Printed E-Shaped Slot Antennas Fed by CPW and Microstrip Line (2010, background): “demonstratedforbandwidthenhancement[9]‐[ 23 ].Here,theproposed wide-slot antennas employ E-shaped patches to excite the E-shaped slots on the ground plane similar to the antenna presented in [24].”
CPW-Fed Circular Fractal Slot Antenna Design for Dual-Band Applications (2008, background): “Geometrically, for the inner conductor, the hybrid slot [2] and widened tuning stub [3] belong to the square pattern; the cusp has a circular shape [4], [23]; the volcano-smoke is elliptic [5], [23], and the T-shape strip [6], [24], conducting strip [7], twin slot dipole [8], log-period structure [9”
Study of printed elliptical/circular slot antennas for ultrawideband applications (2006, methodology): “In [7], a CPW fed rectangular slot antenna with a substrate of 100 mm 100 mm can provide a bandwidth of 110% with gain varying from 1.”
Design of a microstrip square-ring slot antenna filled by an H-shape slot for UWB applications (2007, unknown): “A new design of a microstrip-line fed printed wide slot antenna with a fork-like tuning stub for bandwidth enhancement and suitable radiation is studied in [1–3].”
Method of moments solution for a printed patch/slot antenna on a thin finite dielectric substrate using the volume Integral equation (2006, methodology): “Other antenna configurations were simulated including the coplanar waveguide (CPW)-fed UWB slot antenna [23], the stripline-fed multimode slot antenna [24], a wideband CPW-fed slot antenna [25], a two-layer suspended-stripline fed patch antenna [26], and a thick chamfer-cut circularly polarized patc”
Circular and Elliptical CPW-Fed Slot and Microstrip-Fed Antennas for Ultrawideband Applications (2006, methodology): “Alternatively, by using CPW to feed circular monopoles [3], U-shaped stubs [4], or curved exotic configura-”