Planar Antennas for Wireless Communications

By Kin‐Lu Wong. 2003

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Citations in the corpus

• Multiband Handset Antenna Combining a PIFA, Slots, and Ground Plane Modes (2009, background): “Most of the work has been done on antenna design [3], but the ground plane (both its dimensions and its”
• Printed Monopole Slot Antenna for Internal Multiband Mobile Phone Antenna (2007, background): “This is an advantage over the internal patch antennas that have been applied in many mobile phones [10].”
• Printed $\lambda/8$ -PIFA for Penta-Band WWAN Operation in the Mobile Phone (2009, background): “Dipole-like radiation patterns for both the two frequencies are seen, which are similar to those observed for the conventional internal mobile phone antennas in the 900 MHz band [1].”
• Planar Monopole With a Coupling Feed and an Inductive Shorting Strip for LTE/GSM/UMTS Operation in the Mobile Phone (2010, background): “Notice that the LTE (long term evolution) operation [10] can provide better mobile broadband and multimedia services than the existing GSM and UMTS mobile networks [11] and is expected to become attractive for the mobile users.”
• The Theory of Characteristic Modes Revisited: A Contribution to the Design of Antennas for Modern Applications (2007, methodology): “In addition, as new mobile handsets are required to operate with multiple standards, their antennas are expected to grab as much spectrum as possible, so they may provide multi-band or broadband operation [5].”
• Zeroth Order Resonance Loop Antenna (2007, background): “Various antennas for this purpose, such as dipole, monopole, cylindrical patch array [1], and planar back-to-back dipole antenna [2] have been reported.”
• A Folded Planar Inverted-F Antenna for GSM/DCS/Bluetooth Triple-Band Application (2006, methodology): “Since such design methods use separate patches or current paths, by meandering, folding and embedded slot for each band of multiband operations, they have limitations in antenna size and impedance bandwidth, especially for 900-MHz lower band [8].”
• Multiband Handset Antenna With a Parallel Excitation of PIFA and Slot Radiators (2010, background): “All these trends put an increasing pressure on the antenna specifications, which need to feature a small footprint, a thin mechanical profile, yet performing efficiently at several frequency bands [1]–[16].”
• Internal Compact Dual-Band Printed Loop Antenna for Mobile Phone Application (2007, background): “Conventional internal antennas for mobile phone applications are generally in the forms of the planar inverted-F patch antenna, verylow-profile printed or metal-plate monopole antenna, and so on [1].”