I need to design a planar 100-500 MHz band Antenna in a small form factor., Kindly let me know which type of antenna can be used or any reference which can be useful.
There are many different designs for 100-500 MHz planar antennas, but some of the most common include:
Patch antennas: Patch antennas are simple to design and fabricate, and they can be made very small. However, they have a narrow bandwidth and low gain.
Dipole antennas: Dipole antennas have a wider bandwidth than patch antennas, but they are larger and more difficult to fabricate.
Spiral antennas: Spiral antennas have a very wide bandwidth and can be made very small, but they have a complex design and are difficult to fabricate.
Printed circuit board (PCB) antennas: PCB antennas are a type of planar antenna that is easy to fabricate and can be integrated into electronic devices. However, they have a narrow bandwidth and low gain.
The best type of planar antenna for a particular application will depend on the specific requirements of that application, such as bandwidth, gain, size, and cost.
Here is an example of a simple patch antenna design for the 100-500 MHz frequency band:
Cut the copper tape into the desired dimensions for the patch and ground plane.
Etch the patch and ground plane onto the FR-4 substrate using a standard etching process.
Drill a hole in the ground plane for the feed line.
Solder the feed line to the patch and ground plane.
Tuning:
The antenna can be tuned by adjusting the length of the feed line. To tune the antenna for maximum gain, connect a VSWR meter to the feed line and adjust the length of the feed line until the VSWR is minimized.
This is just a basic example of a planar antenna design. There are many other variations and designs that can be used. For more information on planar antenna design, please consult a reference book on antenna engineering.
Smrity Dwivedi Thank you for your valuable suggestion. I have seen multiple papers of this author but after simulating them I found that none of the paper which is claiming for < 1 Ghz frequency are all fake or may be he hides the information. So it is not useful.