Broadside 3D Printed Cavity Backed Stacked Antenna
Journal Title: International Journal of Engineering and Science Invention - Year 2018, Vol 7, Issue 10
Abstract
In this paper, a broadside cavity backed stacked antenna is proposed with E-shaped driven patch and octagonal ring resonator as the parasitic patch to resonate at 14.6 GHz. In this work, staking technique is utilized to concentrate antenna’s radiation pattern around antenna’s center and consequently antenna’s side lobe level (SLL) decreases. Here, to have low weight handy structure, antenna’s cavity is made by three dimensional (3D) printed conductive composite instead of metallic shielding cavity.
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Amin Pak, Mohammad Tavakoli
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