A dual frequency microstrip patch antenna for high-precision GPS applications

By Boccia, Amendola, D. Massa. IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters, 2004

112 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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In Aerospace Engineering

1. Ikmo Park
2. Son Xuat Ta
3. Max J. Ammann
4. Richard W. Ziolkowski
5. John L. Volakis
6. X. Bao
7. A. Erentok
8. Nader Engheta

In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. Ikmo Park
2. Son Xuat Ta
3. Max J. Ammann
4. Richard W. Ziolkowski
5. John L. Volakis
6. X. Bao
7. Zhi Ning Chen
8. R. Jin

Citations in the corpus

• Dual Band Proximity-Fed Stacked Patch Antenna for Tri-Band GPS Applications (2007, background): “Several low-profile antennas [1], [ 2 ] have been proposed in the literature for dual-band (the L1 and L2 bands) GPS applications.”
• Dual-Frequency Circularly-Polarized Patch Antenna With Compact Size and Small Frequency Ratio (2007, methodology): “These were realized using stacked patches with an aperture-coupled feed network [3], an electromagnetically-coupled feed [4] and using a two layer annular-ring structure [5].”
• Multi-Band, Wide-Beam, Circularly Polarized, Crossed, Asymmetrically Barbed Dipole Antennas for GPS Applications (2013, background): “including a multilayer substrate MS antenna [14], [15], MS-fed slotted antennas [16], [17], and stacked patch antennas [18]–[20].”