Abstract
Edge feeding of a circular patch antenna by a microstrip line has been achieved by utilizing the circumferential variation of the field which is fixed by loading the patch. However, loading splits the degenerate modes and gives rise to cross-polarization. Three different techniques are presented to analyze the loaded circular patch antenna. Comparison with the measured results for input impedance and radiation patterns shows good agreement. The concept used here is very general and can be applied to the edge feeding of any ring antenna. © 2001 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Int J RF and Microwave CAE 11: 74–85, 2001.
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