Abstract

The most important variables to consider in the design of antennas for RFED applications and effective communications are low cost, low profile, and reduced size. The dipole antenna, often known as a dipole aerial, is the most basic and widely used type of antenna. Among other antennas, this is one of the most straightforward antenna layouts. It may be achieved by applying a sinusoidal voltage differential between two thin metallic rods. The dipole antenna is a particularly important type of RF antenna that is frequently used for radio transmission and reception. For many types of antennas, this antenna can be employed as a radiating or driving element. This Dipole antenna may be used in the radio frequency spectrum sections HF, VHF and UHF. The major advantage of a dipole antenna is that it can serve as both a broadcast transmitter and receiver. So, to obtain the most crucial factors, we'll design an antenna in COMSOL Multi Physics and display the results as Radiation patterns.

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