Recent technological advances and the size reduction of electronic circuits have changed the wireless communications and sensor network design specifications. In particular, they have exposed the need for electrically small antennas that are efficient and have significant bandwidths. The standard electrically small antenna designs are known to be inefficient due to the large reactance and small resistance, which leads to the poor match to a given source.
Papers:
Girish A., Amro A. Nour, Ali Bostani “A Low Profile Dual Band Wideband Patch Antenna” IEEE MTT-S International Conference on Numerical Electromagnetic and Multi-physics Modeling and Optimization for RF, Microwave, and Terahertz Applications 2017.
Mai O. Sallam Sara, M. Kandil, Vladimir Volshi, Guy A. E. Vanden Bosch “Wide Band CPW fed flexible bow-tie slot antenna for WLAN/WIMAX systems” IEEE Transations on Antenna and Propagation Vol. 65, Issue 8; 2017
G.K. Pandey, H.S. Singh, P.K. Bharti, and M.K. Meshram, Metamaterial-based UWB antenna, Electron Lett 50 (2014), 1266–1268.
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