EBG antenna design

This project focuses on investigating the effects of mushroom-like EBG structure on the rectangular patch antennas. In this project, the resonant frequency is designed to be 2.4 GHZ. The mushroom-like EBG structure has been studied on its band gap characteristics as well as the different effects pla...

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Main Author: Ju, Chuang
Other Authors: Lee Yee Hui
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: 2014
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-612192023-07-07T17:09:42Z EBG antenna design Ju, Chuang Lee Yee Hui School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering::Antennas, wave guides, microwaves, radar, radio This project focuses on investigating the effects of mushroom-like EBG structure on the rectangular patch antennas. In this project, the resonant frequency is designed to be 2.4 GHZ. The mushroom-like EBG structure has been studied on its band gap characteristics as well as the different effects played by its different elements. The simple rectangular patch antennas have been investigated the effects of its length and width on the resonant frequency as well as the thickness of the substrate on the bandwidth. It is found that the length of the radiating patch is the dominating parameter of adjusting the resonant frequency and increasing the thickness of the substrate can increase the bandwidth. Three main different configurations of rectangular patch antennas with mushroom-like EBG structures are discussed in this report; they are the single layer patch antenna with EBG structures, two-layer patch antenna with EBG structures and no EBG patches under the radiating patch and the two-layer patch antenna with EBG structures under the radiating patch. The first two exhibit the similar effects on the patch antenna which can suppress the surface waves and improve the gains. The last one is designed mainly for reducing the radiating patch size which can reduce the area of patch to less than 40% of the original. Besides, the reduced area of the radiating patch can be controlled by the distance between the radiating patch and EBG patches under it. That is an important observation. When it is needed to reduce the radiating patch size largely, it is needed to reduce the distance but with the performance decreasing. With this theory, according to the requirement, it can balance the performance and the reduction of the area of the radiating patch by choose a proper distance between the radiating patch and the EBG patches under it. Bachelor of Engineering 2014-06-06T04:06:08Z 2014-06-06T04:06:08Z 2014 2014 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/61219 en Nanyang Technological University 56 p. application/pdf
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Ju, Chuang
EBG antenna design
description This project focuses on investigating the effects of mushroom-like EBG structure on the rectangular patch antennas. In this project, the resonant frequency is designed to be 2.4 GHZ. The mushroom-like EBG structure has been studied on its band gap characteristics as well as the different effects played by its different elements. The simple rectangular patch antennas have been investigated the effects of its length and width on the resonant frequency as well as the thickness of the substrate on the bandwidth. It is found that the length of the radiating patch is the dominating parameter of adjusting the resonant frequency and increasing the thickness of the substrate can increase the bandwidth. Three main different configurations of rectangular patch antennas with mushroom-like EBG structures are discussed in this report; they are the single layer patch antenna with EBG structures, two-layer patch antenna with EBG structures and no EBG patches under the radiating patch and the two-layer patch antenna with EBG structures under the radiating patch. The first two exhibit the similar effects on the patch antenna which can suppress the surface waves and improve the gains. The last one is designed mainly for reducing the radiating patch size which can reduce the area of patch to less than 40% of the original. Besides, the reduced area of the radiating patch can be controlled by the distance between the radiating patch and EBG patches under it. That is an important observation. When it is needed to reduce the radiating patch size largely, it is needed to reduce the distance but with the performance decreasing. With this theory, according to the requirement, it can balance the performance and the reduction of the area of the radiating patch by choose a proper distance between the radiating patch and the EBG patches under it.
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author Ju, Chuang
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title EBG antenna design
title_short EBG antenna design
title_full EBG antenna design
title_fullStr EBG antenna design
title_full_unstemmed EBG antenna design
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url http://hdl.handle.net/10356/61219
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