Abstract
The design of a novel differential shorted patch antenna (DSPA) from a normal single-ended shorted patch antenna (SPA) is presented. It is shown that the DSPA has a smaller electrical size than the SPA. A transmission-line model is proposed to explain the reduced resonant size of the DSPA. A size reduction ratio of the DSPA to the SPA is defined and evaluated. It is found that the size reduction ratio mainly depends on the substrate thickness and the patch shape and slightly on the substrate dielectric constant. The simulated and measured results are given for both DSPA and SPA. The size reduction of the DSPA with respect to the SPA was experimentally validated.
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