Abstract
The novel CPW antenna design consists of monopole, which can used for High speed wide area or local area corporate networks and Video & CCTV surveillance networks and Long-range Rural connectivity. This antenna has been designed with design size parameters of 59.5(L) x 30 (W) x 1.6-(H) mm2, the dielectric constant of FR4 substrate is 4.4, and loss tangent of 0.002 is used. The resonant frequency range of this proposed antenna is 5.85 - 6.6 GHz with return loss above of -10dB achieved. The peak gain of this antenna is 5.5dBi and in addition the S, Z-parameters, VSWR, 2D & 3D radiation pattern are also derived. Good results are achieved after simulation.
Highlights
The novel CPW antenna design consists of monopole, which can used for High speed wide area or local area corporate networks and Video & CCTV surveillance networks and Long-range Rural connectivity
Polarized (CP) antennas are more applicable in numerous communication systems (GPS, RFID, WLAN and WiMAX)
A small size coplanar waveguide fed monopole antenna is designed and the results are discussed for Industrial Scientific and Medical Band applications
Summary
Polarized (CP) antennas are more applicable in numerous communication systems (GPS, RFID, WLAN and WiMAX). Polarized is having more advantages when compared to linearly polarized (LP) such as tactlessness towards equipment’s orientation, resistance to mitigated multipath losses[1]-[2]. The advantages of monopole antennas are low profile, cheap cost, broader band operating bandwidths and easy structure. A simple printed three slot antenna structure having the arms with lengths is reported to the CP operation[3]-[4]. The CP operation and principle may be achieved by generating TM11 modes that are 90o phase. Coplanar waveguide is one of the feeding techniques to radiate the antenna; the power supply is given through the feeding line[5]-[7]
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