Wideband double-fed planar monopole antennas

By E. Antonino-Daviu, M. Cabedo-Fabrés, M. Ferrando-Bataller, Alejandro Valero-Nogueira. 2003

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Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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A small wideband microstrip-fed monopole antenna (2005, background): “Due to their appealing features of wide bandwidth, simple structure, omnidirectional radiation pattern, and ease of construction several wideband monopole configurations, such as circular, square, elliptical, pentagonal, and hexagonal have been proposed for UWB applications [4]–[6].”
Small Square Monopole Antenna With Inverted T-Shaped Notch in the Ground Plane for UWB Application (2009, background): “Moreover, other strategies to improve the impedance bandwidth that do not involve a modification of the geometry of the planar antenna have been investigated [9], [10].”
Compact Disc Monopole Antennas for Current and Future Ultrawideband (UWB) Applications (2011, background): “[13], multiple feeding configurations and orientations [14], [15], variations in monopole shape [9], [16] and size reduction [19]–[21].”
The Theory of Characteristic Modes Revisited: A Contribution to the Design of Antennas for Modern Applications (2007, methodology): “The square dimension of the monopole is L = 4 cm. Full details of the rest of dimensions of the antenna are given in [ 36 ].”
Small Square Monopole Antenna With Enhanced Bandwidth by Using Inverted T-Shaped Slot and Conductor-Backed Plane (2011, background): “Using the Theory of Characteristic Modes it has been demonstrated that the insertion of two symmetric feed ports prevents the excitation of horizontal currents and assures that only the dominant vertical current mode is present in the structure [ 9 ].”